VA Disability Pay Is Likely Going Up About 3.6% in January. Here’s How Much More You’ll Get
The official COLA drops Oct. 14. At the expected 3.6%, here is what every rating gets, when the bigger deposit lands and the scams to watch for.
The official COLA drops Oct. 14. At the expected 3.6%, here is what every rating gets, when the bigger deposit lands and the scams to watch for.
Shorter retention, mandatory audits and case numbers for every search. An analysis of what Flock changed, what critics say is missing, and four ways lawmakers could regulate plate readers.
The House wants a tiered 7-6-5 raise. The Senate Armed Services Committee wrote in a flat 3.6%. Here is what each plan would mean for your paycheck, and when Congress is likely to decide.
A year-long Army-led pilot will field three lasers and a high-powered microwave against drones over American installations. What each weapon is, where they are going, and the questions the test must answer.
New federal wage data shows a gap of more than $72,000 between the best- and worst-paying states for the same patrol job. Here is what officers actually earn, state by state, and why the numbers vary so much.
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are moving to speed up production of the AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile. What the weapon is, what the new deal does, and why it matters for US air power.
A fight over a police training center in one Atlanta forest drew solidarity actions in cities from Cambridge, Massachusetts, to New Orleans. How a local land-use dispute became a national symbol.
The slogan returned to the streets during the Cop City protests. What supporters mean by it, what critics say, and how the debate over police budgets has shifted.
Cost, the forest, policing and public input: the main reasons opposition to Atlanta’s training center spread far beyond Georgia.
Forest encampments, mass petitions, a referendum drive and legal challenges. A look at the range of tactics opponents of the training center have used, and how authorities responded.