White House claims of a 13% increase rest on unusual maneuvers, not a higher DOD budget line.

We discuss nearly three decades of Army fitness tests—and the combat-related changes slated for introduction next year.

Alexei Bulazel’s remarks are the clearest indication yet that the United States is working out ways to hack back against foreign enemies and rivals.

Democratic lawmakers voiced concern over Lohmeier’s previous calls for “serious consequences” for officials who “hyper-politicized” the military.

The Wednesday memo includes deadlines for weapons and tech, orders to streamline units and organizations, and more.

Ship maintenance backlogs have kept the amphib fleet limping for years.

Kristi Noem said her cuts to CISA plus other unspecified changes will eventually strengthen the nation’s lead cyber defense agency.

The M10 Booker busted its requirements from the beginning. It’s a case study in how Army procurement wants to change.

The order expands avenues to dismiss probationary employees after judges halted earlier efforts.

Cyber and digital policy functions move to the Economic Growth office, and the intelligence-and-research bureau to a new Emerging Threats organization.