The contamination of water sources in New Mexico with per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) has garnered significant attention from both local and federal authorities. With mounting evidence of the health risks and environmental hazards associated with these so-called "forever
How Are HBCU Students Engaged in Defense Careers at the Pentagon? The United States Air Force, collaborating with the Center for Excellence in Public and Government Service, led an initiative to provide students from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) with an enriching learning
The US Marine Corps is undertaking a significant transformation of its air defense capabilities, with the projected deployment of sophisticated weaponry by 2025 designed to counter a broad range of aerial threats. These new systems are set to replace the Corps' traditional focus on coastal
In the midst of a heated debate, the U.S. Congress is closely examining a significant national security funding proposal. The initiative, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, is intent on reevaluating the financial assistance provided to key allies, with a special focus on Ukraine and Israel. This
The U.S. Defense Department must adapt to the ever-changing landscape of national security threats spurred by rapid technological advancements. The longstanding budget process, unchanged since the 1960s, is now under scrutiny for its ability to meet contemporary defense needs. The Commission on
In an effort to ease rising tensions in the Asia-Pacific, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has engaged in discussions with his Chinese counterpart, Admiral Wei Fenghe. This meaningful dialogue was the first of its kind since 2022, highlighting a cautious move towards diplomatic interactions
