While China’s Intimidation of Taiwan Continues, U.S. Remains Committed to Taiwanese Self-Defense
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AANA Underscores Need for Policies to Improve Competition in Healthcare in Letter to Biden Administration
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While CED Welcomes Debt Ceiling Reprieve, Long-Term Agreement Is Needed to Avoid Dire Consequences
The Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board (CED)
Summit Highlights U.S. Department of Defense Cybersecurity Initiatives, Challenges
Some of the cybersecurity challenges the Defense Department faces and
Air Mobility Command Welcomes New Commander Gen. Michael A. Minihan
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Prior Authorization Relief Bill Reaches Significant Milestone
H.R. 3173, the Improving Seniors’ Timely Access to Care Act
U.S., U.K., Japanese Ships Operate Together in Indo-Pacific
U.S. Navy carrier strike groups led by flagships USS Ronald
International Refugees: From Uncertain Pasts to Promising Futures
In a new report released today, UniSA researchers found that
Austin Welcomes Polish Counterpart to Pentagon for Discussions
The Navy Band played the spritely airs of the Polish
New Threats to NATO Demand Old Solution: Unity, Stoltenberg Says
The world faces uncertainty with threats not only from nation
Bloomberg Government’s Hill Watch Lays Out What to Expect From Capitol Hill, Biden Administration, and Federal Agencies
Bloomberg Government announced its Fall Hill Watch event will be
NATO’s Stoltenberg Visits Pentagon, Meets With Austin to Discuss Alliance Future
Austin thanked the secretary general for all he’s done to
Defense Logistics Agency Supports White House Initiative With $2.78B in Testing Supplies
DLA Troop Support Medical Director of Customer Operations, Daniel Keefe,
Hicks Discusses DOD Issues, Career Advice in ‘Smart Women, Smart Power’
It will take time to fully understand what occurred over
DOD Leaders Address Bagram Departure, Noncombatant Evacuation Operation Timing
Following the U.S. departure from Afghanistan in August, some questioned
Mississippi’s Ban on Abortions Puts Women and Families at Risk
Mississippi’s ban on nearly all abortions greater than 15 weeks
Joint Statement on the C5+1 Ministerial During UNGA 76
The U.S. Secretary of State and the Ministers of Foreign
Austin Gives Senate Hard Truths of Lessons From Afghanistan
Austin gave context to U.S. decisions in Afghanistan and also
Attitudes of New York and California Voters Compared Toward the Power to Recall Public Officials
The governors of the nation’s two largest blue states, California
Secretary Blinken’s Meeting With Mexican Foreign Secretary and Central American Foreign Ministers
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken and USAID Administrator Samantha
Congress Approaches Deadline to Pass Appropriations Bill Before Government Funding Lapses, Triggering a Partial Shutdown
The Defense Department — in consultation with the Office of
Louisiana Guard Continues Hurricane Ida Response
Behind every disaster response operation to help community members affected
U.S. Deputy Secretary, German Defense Leader Meet for Talks
Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen H. Hicks and Benedikt Zimmer, Germany’s
Hicks Outlines Strategy to Thwart Sexual Assault in Military
In DOD’s implementation roadmap, the deputy secretary said DOD will
Secretary Blinken’s Meeting with the P5 Foreign Ministers
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken convened yesterday with Foreign Ministers of
Investigation of August 29 Airstrike in Kabul to Get Its Own Review
The investigation performed by U.S. Central Command to look into
Deputy Defense Secretary, U.K. Counterpart Discuss Defense, Security Priorities
Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen H. Hicks met with U.K. National
Proposed DACA Rule Offers Stability, as Doors Close in Congress
The Office of Management and Budget completed its review of
Biden Submarine Deal With Australia a ‘Crippling Blow’ to France
The Biden administration announced a deal to help Australia deploy
Nation’s Mayors Demand Congress Uphold Its Responsibility to Extend Federal Borrowing Authority
In order to avoid a national financial crisis, the U.S.
Inaugural Globe Summit Will Feature John Kerry, Senator Ed Markey, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Jenny Slate, Senator Elizabeth Warren
The Boston Globe will bring together some of the greatest
Unconstitutional Anti-Abortion Law in Texas Puts Women at Risk With a Disproportionate Burden on Underrepresented Women
Dr. Jennifer Nelson is a professor in the Public Policy
Anti-Ship Missile System Key to Modernization
The Marine Corps’ top modernization priority is fulfilling the requirement
Budget Process an ‘Uphill Battle’ for Immigration
The House Judiciary Committee marked up immigration provisions yesterday as
Government Law Center’s New Explainer on Joint Investigating Committees, Their Role in a Post-Cuomo New York
The Government Law Center (GLC) at Albany Law School has just
Florida Governor Makes Misleading Claim About COVID-19 Vaccine and Immunity
In a claim, published by Fox News on September 13,
Ramstein Air Base: Setting Up an Instant City for Afghan Evacuees
Young Abdul was teething and letting his grandfather know that
Biden Calls Unity America’s Greatest Strength on 9/11 20th Anniversary
Unity in America is the nation’s greatest strength – reflected
Remembering 9/11: America’s Darkest Day
United Airlines Flight 93 was soaring over Pennsylvania en route
Infrastructure Plan Needs Training, Long-Term Assurance of Jobs
As President Biden continues to promote his infrastructure bill, concerns
Conference Highlights NATO Air, Space Power
From Sept. 7-9 the Joint Air Power Competence Centre (JAPCC)
New Study on COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Largest U.S. Cities Finds Stark Inequities
In a study of the 9 largest U.S. cities, researchers
People Influence Others, for Better or Worse
You already have tremendous influence over others – you just
U.S. Military Capabilities, Capacity, Alliance Network Made Kabul Evacuation Possible
No other military in the world could do what the
Long Commutes, Household Crowding Tied to COVID Transmission
Long commute times and household crowding may be good predictors
DOD Creates ‘Mayor Cells’ at Locations Where Afghans Are Housed
Right now about 26,000 Afghan civilians are living on eight
Myers Remembers September 11, 2001, Says Lessons Still Can Be Learned
When Air Force Gen. Richard B. Myers first heard of
Oklahoma Troops Support Ida Response in Louisiana
More than 350 Oklahoma Guardsmen arrived in Louisiana Wednesday and
Guard Responds in Force to Hurricane Ida
Thousands of National Guard Soldiers and Airmen responding to Hurricane
New West Virginia Health Survey Aims to Better Inform Policymakers to Help Deliver Resources to Communities in Need
A new, biennial West Virginia population-based health survey—the Mountain State
