Originally published in The Hill Written by Emily Brooks A bipartisan group of House lawmakers introduced a bill aimed at expanding paid family leave, the result of more than two years of work by the ...

Originally published by the Washington Post Written by Ellen Nakashima National security agencies across the Trump administration are ramping up investigations into alleged leaks to the news media, in...

Published in The War Horse Written by Sonner Kehrt In Army Ranger school, Emelie Vanasse once sat under a poncho in the pouring rain and shivered so hard her entire body cramped up. She strapped on a ...

Originally published in The Philadelphia Inquirer Written by Beatrice Forman Alani Rose was overseeing a tax-preparation clinic for low-income households in San Diego when she was called into a meetin...

Originally published by NPR Written by Tom Bowman A senior Army official ordered Army libraries, including West Point, to remove all books "with the explicit and sole purpose of directly and overtly p...

Originally published by Bloomberg Law Written by Rebecca Rainey, Senior Reporter Pressure is mounting on Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer to reconsider proposed mass layoffs at the US Department of...

Originally published in Government Executive Written by Sean Michael Newhouse, Staff Reporter Commissioned officers of the U.S. Public Health Service and their beneficiaries could be eligible for expa...

Originally published in Military Times Written by Hope Hodge Seck A coalition of female military veterans in Congress is calling on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to answer for an abrupt reversal of a...

Originally published in the 19th News. Written by Grace Panetta and Mariel Padilla. WASHINGTON, D.C. — As Pete Hegseth tries to persuade senators to support him to lead the Department of Defense in th...

Originally published in the Reading Eagle. Written by Karen Shuey. It might look like any other office building, but the meaning behind it is truly something special. Local, state and federal official...