U.S. District Court Judge Charles Breyer in San Francisco on Wednesday granted a preliminary injunction sought by California officials to end the deployment and return the 100 or so remaining troops to the state’s command. 

David Williams Haas and Jesús Vasquez Cantú, both of whom served time in federal prison for their roles in the Navy’s worst-ever bribery scandal, cited the government misconduct in seeking to have their felony convictions thrown out.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told congressional leaders Tuesday that he was still weighing whether to release the full video of an attack on an alleged drug boat that killed two survivors, even as he faced intensifying demands from Congress for disclosure.

The new platform, known as GenAI.mil, is designed to usher in an “AI-driven culture change that will dominate the digital battlefield for years to come,” the Pentagon said.

Dogs Inc’s newly expanded program is the first to allow a Gold Star family member with a qualifying disability to receive a highly trained service dog to help cope with anxiety, PTSD and other daily challenges.

Royce Williams, a veteran involved in a secretive dogfight with seven Russian fighter planes more than 70 years ago, would be eligible for the Medal of Honor upon the passage of a new defense spending bill.

Child care centers on military bases continue to grapple with an employee turnover rate as high as 50% after one year, a factor that likely contributes to the long waiting lists for care, according to Rand Corp.

Shipbuilder Austal USA and the U.S. Coast Guard came together to celebrate work on a ship that represents a critical future for both parties – if they can overcome problems so severe that they caused another shipyard to drop out.

The compromise National Defense Authorization Act includes requirements and restrictions for military training flights operating in Washington airspace, but stops short of mandating National Transportation Safety Board recommendations included in a bipartisan Senate measure.

President Donald Trump justified the U.S. military’s decision to fire a second missile in a heavily scrutinized attack on a boat in the Caribbean Sea by claiming that two suspected drug smugglers were trying to right the vessel after it had capsized in the initial strike.