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House Republicans chart paths to reform – or end – VA's troubled EHR rollout - Vimarsana News

House Republicans chart paths to reform – or end – VA's troubled EHR rollout

Two of the top Republicans on the House Veterans Affairs Committee are leading colleagues in calling on the VA to postpone future rollouts of its new…

Pentagon's new management reform institute aims to learn lessons from past failures - Vimarsana News

Pentagon's new management reform institute aims to learn lessons from past failures

Led by the Institute for Defense Analyses, this new entity is tasked with looking for ways to improve how the department operates and building a digital repository.

South Korea's Rapid Progress in Hypersonic Missiles Could Become a Major Deterrent to North Korea, Experts Say - Vimarsana News

South Korea's Rapid Progress in Hypersonic Missiles Could Become a Major Deterrent to North Korea, Experts Say

The South Korean military recently revealed that it has made rapid progress in developing hypersonic missiles and is ...

Meet the Mikes: The New Men In Charge of Military and Veterans Oversight in the House - Vimarsana News

Meet the Mikes: The New Men In Charge of Military and Veterans Oversight in the House

House Republicans officially appointed committee leaders for the congressional session, including Rep. Mike Rogers as Armed Services chairman and Rep. Mike Bost as Veterans Affairs chairman.

Kim Jong Un's vow of 'exponential' bomb output looks overblown - Vimarsana News

Kim Jong Un's vow of 'exponential' bomb output looks overblown

While Kim Jong Un has repeatedly surprised his doubters with the expansion of his missile program, his heavily sanctioned state appears to lack the domestic capacity to quickly double, triple or quadruple his production of weapons-grade uranium and plutonium.