Congress

The final language in the annual defense policy bill hasn't been released yet, but one thing seems increasingly certain: Congress will end the...

An Army National Guard captain has joined the NGAUS legislative staff. Julian Plamann is the new legislative affairs manager for joint-personnel...

With the midterm elections mostly over, lawmakers returned to Washington, D.C., last week to begin work as a lame-duck Congress. Topping the must-do...

Some longtime National Guard supporters on Capitol Hill are leaving Congress at the end of the year. Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., is retiring after...

Five drilling National Guardsmen will serve in the House of Representatives when the 118th Congress starts work in January. Two Guardsmen won their...

At least four drill-status National Guard officers are seeking a first term in the House of Representatives in next Tuesday’s midterm elections. Three...

A bipartisan, bicameral group of lawmakers are pressing the Defense Department to implement a law already on the books to pay National Guardsmen and...

More than two months after the House finished working on its version of the fiscal 2023 National Defense Authorization Act, the Senate has begun...

Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III has approved renaming nine military bases and eliminating more than 1,100 other assets honoring the Confederacy...

President Joe Biden signed a short-term continuing resolution into law Friday, averting a partial federal government shutdown. The House passed the...

With just three days left this fiscal year, lawmakers are working feverishly on a stopgap budget to avoid a government shutdown at midnight Friday...

Fifty-one Republicans in Congress are demanding the Army secretary end a policy restricting official travel for the service’s troops unvaccinated...