Coronavirus

Two Republican senators are urging the Pentagon to test service members and their families for COVID-19 in an attempt to find asymptomatic carriers...

President-elect Biden has committed to extend and fully fund the National Guard's state-based coronavirus response once he takes office Jan. 20. “It...

A new wave of COVID-19 cases has states once again expanding their National Guard support for testing, disinfecting and other support. Several states...

Severe acute respiratory coronavirus 2, known as coronavirus-19 or COVID-19, continues to challenge the United States, including the health care...

Shortages of protective equipment and incomplete data on COVID-19 cases were two of the biggest shortcomings identified in a new report looking at the...

Military suicides have increased as much as 20% amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report by The Associated Press. The biggest...

The Army has decided to end one of the more aggressive tactics drill sergeants use on recruits in basic combat training. Under new rules, drill...

The Air Force has paused organized physical fitness testing and training until 2021, in hopes the decision will help slow the spread of COVID-19 in...

The National Guard Bureau’s senior enlisted advisor, Chief Master Sgt. Tony Whitehead, said he didn’t realize how much he missed interacting with...

The White House has informed dozens of states they will not receive full federal funding for continued National Guard COVID-19 response missions. The...

A Guardsman was the seventh service member to die from coronavirus as military cases topped 38,400 last week, according to Pentagon data. But service...

House Democrats have introduced a bill that would direct the Pentagon to fully fund the costs of states using the National Guard for coronavirus...