Active-duty members can vote, give money and attend rallies out of uniform. They cannot campaign, wear the uniform at political events or put big signs on their cars. Here is the rulebook in plain English.
Canada, Germany, Norway and an EU loan will pay for the PAC-3 MSE missiles. Kyiv says it has been getting about 12 Patriot interceptors a month this year.
Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia ran strategy, plans and policy for the Joint Chiefs. Days before the midterms, the Pentagon says he shared classified information on Iran and Ukraine with reporters.
Chief Lamar Bunn and Milner’s full-time officers leave Oct. 28 after alleging Mayor Craig Timmons put a tracker on the chief’s vehicle. The mayor has not directly addressed the claim, and no replacement force has been named.
Suspended Lauderhill police officer Brian Sguros, accused of using a dead man’s identity to take over his South Florida home after a 2022 welfare check, posted $25,000 bond after his arrest on five felony charges.
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch will not charge the Senatobia officer who fired into a car outside a Walmart in June, killing 1-year-old Kohen Wiley. His family says it still has not seen the officer’s body camera video.
Seven years into Chicago’s police consent decree, the Illinois Attorney General’s Office says the city still lets CPD investigate deaths caused by its own officers and wants a multi-agency task force to take over.
Australia’s LAND 6504 competition seeks a proven medium-range air and missile defense system, with a winner by 2027 and a test-firing at Talisman Sabre in 2029.
The Personal Property Activity cleared an 18,000-shipment backlog and extended the claim deadline to a year. Here are the deadlines and phone numbers you need.
Justices Sotomayor and Gorsuch questioned Chicago’s practice of selling cars over unpaid parking tickets. The court also turned away two SWAT property-damage cases.