WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the House is hoping to stymie President Donald Trump’s designs on Greenland with a new bill that prohibits the use of federal funds for the invasion of NATO allies and territories. The legislation does not n... See more
WASHINGTON — Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona on Monday sued Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the Pentagon for initiating proceedings to reduce his retirement rank and military pension after Kelly reminded troops in a video that they can refuse illegal orders... See more
WASHINGTON — A complex duty status system for Reserve and National Guard forces would be reduced from about 30 duty statuses to four under a bipartisan bill introduced in the House on Thursday to ensure equitable benefits and pay. The Duty Status Reform A... See more
WASHINGTON — Several Senate Republicans broke with President Donald Trump on Thursday to advance a resolution requiring the president to seek explicit congressional approval before taking any further military action in Venezuela as the U.S. seeks to exert... See more
WASHINGTON — Lawmakers who attended classified briefings with Trump administration officials on Wednesday said they do not expect to see troops on the ground in Venezuela though the deployment of troops in the region will continue indefinitely. House Spea... See more