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A Republican-backed measure to pry loose Pentagon documents on "woke" policies in the U.S. military fell short Tuesday amid opposition from Democrats -- but the vote underscored how the GOP will zero in on the issue once it takes control of the House in January.

A Republican-backed measure to pry loose Pentagon documents on "woke" policies in the U.S. military fell short Tuesday amid opposition from Democrats -- but the vote underscored how the GOP will zero in on the issue once it takes control of the House in January.

It’s the GOP’s latest attempt to undo such policies.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The commandant of the Marine Corps will have a direct say in both the requirements for the Navy’s amphibious ships and the force structure, according to provisions in the Fiscal Year 2023 National Defense Authorization Act. One provision in the bill mandates the Marine Corps’ top officer decide the requirements for amphibious […]

The United States welcomes Japan's plan to significantly increase its defense spending in the next five years in the face of "acute" security challenges in the region, and signals support for any decision that would help beef up its deterrence in dealing with China's assertiveness.

Thousands of troops already discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine won't return to service after Congress' defense bill sought to overturn the mandate.

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Thousands of troops already discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine won’t return to service after Congress’ last-minute defense bill sought to overturn the Pentagon’s mandate.

Opponents say its a matter of national security. So do advocates.

A top general in the Marine Corps has acknowledged that the COVID-19 vaccine mandate is hampering its recruitment ...