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Facing a deadline next week on whether to sign a statement acknowledging new restrictions on how they do their jobs…

The Pentagon Press Association said the government’s policy still appears “designed to stifle a free press and potentially expose us to prosecution.”

Media organizations called out the Pentagon’s “unprecedented restrictions” for credentialed reporters, saying Wednesday the newly updated rules “appear designed to stifle a free press,” asking Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to reconsider…

‘Unfortunately, those negotiations have not been as successful as we hoped,’ the Pentagon Press Association acknowledged on Wednesday.

The Pentagon Press Association is opposing a revised Pentagon press access policy, concluding that even with the changes, reporters still will face the threat of having their credentials revoked for seeking or publishing information that…

By Brian Stelter, Liam Reilly, CNN (CNN) — Military officials are pushing forward with new restrictions on the Pentagon press corps despite objections from news organizations and watchdog groups. The policies “appear designed to stifle a…

The Department of Defense has announced that U.S.

Washington must do more to resist Beijing's "gray-zone" moves in the South China Sea and against Taiwan, says Ely Ratner.

The F/A-XX program had been stalled through spring and summer by a debate between the Department of War and Congress on funding Read Full Article at RT.com

The risks are mounting, and this time, they aren’t theoretical.

As Gov. JB Pritzker awaited word from the Trump administration about the deployment of the National Guard in Illinois, he cleared his calendar Saturday for an anticipated call from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

The Pentagon has altered its new rules restricting press access in the building, clarifying that credentialed journalists will not need approval from Defense Department officials before publishing articles with information not officially…

SMBs are seen as ‘low-hanging fruit’ for cybercriminals who target them.

In response to criticism from national news organizations, the U.S. Department of Defense has revised its new press access restrictions.

WASHINGTON — After months of delay, the Pentagon will select as soon as this week the defense company to design and build the Navy’s next stealth fighter, a U.S. official and two people familiar with the decision said, it will be a…