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Illustrative file photo. Edmund Diaz, 60th Medical Operations Squadron drug testing program administrative manager, prepares an Airman for a urinalysis test at the Drug Demand Reduction Program office at Travis Air Force Base, California, in April 2011.

Airman Faces Drug Charge Over Adderall

Illustrative file photo. Edmund Diaz, 60th Medical Operations Squadron drug testing program administrative manager, prepares an Airman for a urinalysis test at the Drug Demand Reduction Program office at Travis Air Force Base, California, in April 2011.

Airman Faces Drug Charge Over Adderall

Airman Says Air Force Charged Him With Drug Use After Test Detected His Prescribed Adderall

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Illustrative file photo. U.S. Marines conduct a live fire exercise aboard USS Tripoli in the U.S. Central Command area during Operation Epic Fury on March 27, 2026. Beginning Oct. 1, the Marine Corps will increase imminent danger pay from $7.50 to $9.16

Marines' Danger Pay Increases

Marines in Imminent Danger Areas Get $1.66 More Per Day as Hostile Fire Pay Doubles

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Vice President JD Vance and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Mehmet Oz discuss federal health care fraud enforcement during a White House press conference on Sept. 22, 2026. CMS says it canceled approximately 315,000 Affordable

CMS Cancels 760,000 ACA Enrollments

CMS Canceled ACA Enrollments Covering More Than 760,000 People in Fraud Crackdown

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Illustrative file photo. Staff Sgt. Antoine, 13th Intelligence Squadron, has his face and neck examined by Lt. Col. David Gregory during a shaving waiver course at Beale Air Force Base, California, in March 2018. About 8,000 Airmen and Guardians

Air Force Updates Shaving Waiver Rules

8,000 Airmen and Guardians Hold Medical Shaving Waivers Under New Separation Rules

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Illustrative file photo. A diesel fuel pump is shown in April 2025. The national average price of on highway diesel reached $6.529 per gallon for the week of Sept. 21, 2026, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. (Photo by Tony Webster,

U.S. Diesel Prices Hit Record High

U.S. Diesel Hits Record $6.53 a Gallon as Global Supply Crunch Deepens

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Illustrative file photo. Members of the U.S. Naval War College Wargaming Department conduct a wargame at Naval Station Newport in January 2025. Under a new Pentagon promotion policy announced Sept. 22, officers competing for their first star will undergo

Pentagon Plans New Officer Evaluations

Pentagon Adds Simulated War Tests for Officers Seeking Their First Star

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Illustrative file photo. U.S. Navy sailors work aboard USS New Orleans in the Seventh Fleet area in August 2021. Amherst student Joe Reigel served aboard USS New Orleans during his Navy career before enrolling at Amherst College. Reigel says he paid

Amherst Alters Veteran Aid Policy

Amherst Changed Veteran Aid Policy After Disabled Navy Veteran Paid $16,500, But Won’t Apply It Retroactively

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Illustrative file photo. Naval Base Ventura County’s Port Hueneme is shown in February 2020. The base was home to the Navy’s Mobile Utilities Support Equipment division involved in the contracting scheme that led to retired sailor Cory Taylor Wright’s

Navy Vet Sentenced for $9M Fraud

Navy Veteran Sentenced to 3 Years After $9.1 Million Fraud Scheme

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Illustrative file photo. FBI cyber agents work at computer systems. The cybercrime group ShinyHunters claimed Sept. 22 that it breached FBI systems and stole personal information belonging to thousands of bureau employees and applicants. The FBI had not

Hackers Claim FBI Data Breach

Hackers Claim They Breached FBI and Stole Data on Thousands of Agents

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Illustrative file photo. Fixed blade and folding knives are shown together in a military field kit. Knife Rights, the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs and four residents filed a federal lawsuit Sept. 21 challenging New Jersey restrictions

NJ Sued Over Knife Carry Laws

Gun Rights Groups Sue New Jersey Over Carrying Knives and Other Objects for Self Defense

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Illustrative file photo. Air traffic control personnel work at radar consoles at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma, in August 2026. An FAA communications failure on Sept. 21 disrupted roughly 7,000 flights after a primary circuit failed and officials

FAA System Failure Disrupts 7,000 Flights

FAA Communications Failure Disrupts About 7,000 Flights as Watchdog Warns of Separate Security Gaps

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Illustrative file photo. A Department of Veterans Affairs harm reduction vending machine provides veterans access to health and harm reduction supplies. A new JAMA Network Open study examined similar machines placed inside six permanent supportive

Vets Use Harm Reduction Machines

Vending Machines in Veteran Housing Dispensed Syringes and Other Harm Reduction Supplies

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Illustrative file photo. A U.S. Army Special Forces soldier draws a Glock 19 Gen 4 pistol during training at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, in August 2026. Glock and firearms industry groups filed separate federal lawsuits Sept. 21 challenging

Glock Challenges Connecticut Handgun Law

Glock and NSSF File Separate Federal Lawsuits Over Connecticut Handgun Law

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Illustrative file photo. Prescription medications move through the Department of Veterans Affairs Consolidated Mail Outpatient Pharmacy in North Charleston, South Carolina. A former postal employee was sentenced Monday after prosecutors said she targeted

Ex-Postal Worker Sentenced for Drug Theft

Former Postal Worker Gets One Year for Stealing Veterans’ Narcotics and Replacing Them With OTC Pills

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Illustrative file photo. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers conduct an enforcement operation. ICE stopped displaying the detention locations of people with final removal orders in its public detainee locator beginning Sept. 15, 2026. The

ICE Stops Showing Detainee Locations

ICE Stops Showing Locations of Thousands of Detainees With Final Removal Orders

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