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Months of urging from the Pentagon for military leaders in China to communicate paid off Thursday when Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke with his Chinese counterpart by video teleconference.

Punting on trying to pass a full year's appropriations bill will undercut U.S. security moves in Asia and hurt military recruiting when the services are struggling to persuade enough people to enlist, the nation's top general told lawmakers this week.

Two men have made it their mission to ensure that L.B. Brown's legacy is never lost. We spoke with a man who helped restore the home, and the author of a book profiling Brown's life.

After more than 20 years focused on the Middle East, the U.S. Air Force must evolve if it is to stay relevant on future battlefields against near-peer adversaries like China and Russia, one of the service's top officials acknowledged Wednesday.

Ron Rivera stopped practice Wednesday to light into his team, arguably displaying the most anger he's shown publicly since arriving in Washington in 2020. He urged them to play with "discipline" and made clear that type of hit on Dyami Brown had no place in a June workout.