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'Time of Uncertainty': House Speaker Fiasco Sparks Concerns over Annual Defense Bill, Ukraine Aid - Vimarsana News

'Time of Uncertainty': House Speaker Fiasco Sparks Concerns over Annual Defense Bill, Ukraine Aid

The future of Congress' annual defense policy bill, as well as U.S. aid to Ukraine, is murky as House Republicans scramble to choose a new leader after lawmakers voted to remove the speaker for the first time in U.S. history.

Potential Rabies Cure Discovered by Defense Department Researchers - Vimarsana News

Potential Rabies Cure Discovered by Defense Department Researchers

The treatment, a monoclonal antibody, has been tested only in mice but could pave the way for curing other viral diseases of the central nervous system.

Source: yahoo.com
Majority of Retired 4-Star Officers Got Jobs in Defense Industry, New Report Says - Vimarsana News

Majority of Retired 4-Star Officers Got Jobs in Defense Industry, New Report Says

More than 80% of the highest-ranking military officers who left the service over the past five years moved into jobs working for the defense industry, according to a new think tank report.

Source: yahoo.com
'Time of Uncertainty': House Speaker Fiasco Sparks Concerns over Annual Defense Bill, Ukraine Aid - Vimarsana News

'Time of Uncertainty': House Speaker Fiasco Sparks Concerns over Annual Defense Bill, Ukraine Aid

The future of Congress' annual defense policy bill, as well as U.S.

Source: yahoo.com
Service Academies Honor Law Allowing Cadets to Have Kids Even as Pentagon Policy Lags - Vimarsana News

Service Academies Honor Law Allowing Cadets to Have Kids Even as Pentagon Policy Lags

The military service academies are all following the spirit of a nearly one-year-old law that allows cadets and Midshipmen who have children while enrolled to continue their education, even though the Pentagon is nearly a year behind schedule on releasing a formal policy.