Veteran Suicides Fell Again in 2024. The Rate Is Still Far Above Non-Veterans’
The VA’s new report counts 6,488 veteran suicides in 2024. The sharpest divide is between veterans who use VA health care and those who don’t.
The VA’s new report counts 6,488 veteran suicides in 2024. The sharpest divide is between veterans who use VA health care and those who don’t.
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 MHS GENESIS portal’s move to myAuth was postponed and DS Logon still works, but families report missing children’s records. Here’s what to do and who to call.
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.
No confirmed secretary, no permanent chief and an overhaul whose architects are gone. What it means as AUSA 2026 opens in Washington.
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.
India’s Defense Ministry signed contracts for the GSAT-7C military communications satellite and Varunastra heavyweight torpedoes, its latest push for home-built weapons.
Hanwha says its Cheongwang laser and a 30-kilowatt vehicle laser downed three drones at a South Korean army exercise. Each shot costs about $1.50.
Ukraine says Neptune missiles hit six Su-34 fighter-bombers parked in the open at Borisoglebsk air base. Satellite images confirm at least four destroyed.
Trump told the attorney general to seek execution for people who kill police officers. Most of those cases are state cases, and a 1977 ruling bars automatic death sentences.