The Pentagon is seeking congressional approval to codify the Department of War name change, estimating a $52 million cost to taxpayers for the rebranding.

Only Congress has the authority to permanently rename executive department names, and it has not yet changed the title of the ...

The Defense Department stated in a legislative proposal that it will likely spend about $50 million in fiscal 2026 to get the ball rolling on a name change.

The change to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's nickname for the agency could cost at least $125 million and require thousands of edits to federal law.

Google has signed a deal that allows the US Department of Defense to use its AI models for "any lawful government purpose." ...

A federal appeals court on Monday ruled the Pentagon can require escorts for journalists inside the building while litigation ...

The Pentagon has awarded nearly $49 million contract to Auburn University. For the next five years, Auburn will provide ...

Google has signed a deal with the Pentagon to provide its artificial intelligence (AI) models for classified work, despite ...

Lengthy confessions, Pakistani custody, ISIS-K membership, and claims of Taliban involvement: 12 jurors must decide whether ...

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A decision by a three-judge federal appeals court panel means that journalists will not be able to walk through the Pentagon ...

Iran's defense ministry claims the U.S. is "no longer in a position to dictate policy" Tuesday as President Donald Trump ...