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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., along with three other senators, spoke Wednesday from the Senate TV and Radio Gallery, demanding a standalone floor vote to pass in the full Military Justice Improvement and Prevention Act.

The House on Tuesday night passed a $768 billion defense bill, negotiated between both parties and both chambers, by a vote of 363-70. The National

Congressman Richard Neal has voted to pass bipartisan defense legislation that strengthens America’s security and meets the needs of our service members, veterans, and military families.

Congressman Richard Neal has voted to pass bipartisan defense legislation that strengthens America’s security and meets the needs of our service members, veterans, and military families.

The new, compromised $740 billion version of the 2022 National Defense Authorizations Act must be passed now by both chambers and signed into law by President Joe Biden.

Lawmakers released the text of the compromise reached on the annual defense policy bill on Tuesday in a new effort to get the sweeping bill across the finish line.

Warning: this story contains spoilers for Sundays TWD: World Beyond, The Last Light. Its the end — and a new beginning — for The Endlings on the series finale of spinoff The Walking Dead: World Beyond. In the final episode of the two-season limited event series, Iris (Aliyah Royale) [...]

More than 97% of active-duty airmen and Space Force guardians are at least partially vaccinated against the coronavirus, though nearly 9,000 remain unvaccinated a month after the Air Force’s deadline to get the shots, the service reported Friday.

The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year (FY) 2022 has passed with wide bipartisan margins—by 316 to 113 votes in the House of Representatives.REF Once the Senate acts, lawmakers will have to reconcile the differences between the two versions of the bill.

Most Cornell students find themselves stressed about prelims, projects, readings and problem-sets. We trek across campus to get to our favorite study spot or our next class. At 19, Gary Napieracz and Jim Evener, two former Cornell custodians, found themselves trekking through the Vietnamese jungle wondering if they would see the sun rise again. Gary and Jim met with us for a few hours over coffee to share their story. Now we will try to share it with you.