Patriot, THAAD and SM-3 makers signed billions in new deals in five days this month. CSIS says getting back to prewar stockpiles could still take up to four years.
The first 10 robotics technicians finished a 19-week course that ends with designing, printing and coding a robot in the field.
Angela Lipps is suing Fargo for $10 million. Her case fits a pattern seen in Detroit and in a 2022 arrest outside Atlanta.
The 10-year veteran had just finished SWAT training. A 35-year-old city water department worker faces a preliminary hearing Oct. 26.
“Breakdowns across all layers of conflict management”: The report, finished in May, was released only after months of pressure from families of the 67 people killed.
DHA says it knows about the glitches and that DS Logon still works. Here’s what to try until it’s fixed, and why DEERS matters before open season.
Pentagon officials say the Dec. 3 execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will be public. They haven’t said what viewers will see, or how.
Police in Chula Vista, St. Louis, Lakeland and more cities are flying drones to 911 calls. How it works, what it costs and the rules civil liberties groups want first.
The missile shield was paid for outside the regular budget, so the stopgap that started Oct. 1 gives it nothing. Senators from both parties want that fixed.
No confirmed secretary, no permanent chief and an overhaul whose architects are gone. What it means as AUSA 2026 opens in Washington.