Author: Tom Vanden Brook, USA TODAY

The National Guard’s personnel chief was fired for being at the center of an office that was “a toxic cacophony of misconduct.”

The Biden administration has approved controversial cluster munitions for Ukraine. The weapons’ tiny bomblets cause civilian casualties.

Russian pilots harassed U.S. spy planes over Syria for second day in a row. The Pentagon blasted the Kremlin for “reckless” behavior.

Suicide among soldiers posted to Alaska has abated from “horrifically high rates.” A surge of counselors might have stemmed the tide.

Chinese citizens posing as tourists have been trying to access military bases in Alaska, according to U.S. officials. They are suspected of spying.

The Army continues to erase Confederate names from its bases as Fort Cavazos and Fort Moore replace Fort Benning and Fort Hood.

The Abrams tanks destined for battle in Ukraine are being modified to remove sensitive technology that could fall into the hands of Russian forces.

The Pentagon will deploy 1,500 active-duty troops to the Mexico-U.S. border to help the Department of Homeland Security deal with a surge in migrants.

How did a 21-year-old airman penetrate the Pentagon’s most secure computer system?