Today, a former Army helicopter pilot has been sentenced due to spying efforts for China.

On this election day, a lawsuit has been filed in order to sequester military absentee ballots in the swing state of Wisconsin, after an election official was found to have fraudulently requested three ballots using fake identities.

In today’s episode, Capitol Hill Bureau Chief Leo Shane III discusses the policy changes, oversight investigations and public figures closest to watch as the U.S. gears up for the 2022 midterms on Tuesday.

In a bonus episode of the Early Bird Brief, editorial fellow and podcast producer Zamone Perez sits down with Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson to talk about all the big interviews she conducted with Army leaders on the service's modernization efforts.

Today, veteran homelessness is down 11% since 2020, the last time the Department of Veterans' Affairs measured the number of homeless veterans since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Today, the White House announced that it has intelligence that North Korea is attempting to send artillery to Russia as Moscow's arsenals become sapped from the months-long invasion of Ukraine.

Today, Defense Sec. Austin welcomed home soldiers at Fort Bragg, N.C. after a 9-month deployment to NATO's eastern flank.

Today, China expressed anger at the U.S. for preparing facilities in Australia to host long-rang B-52 bombers.

Today, explore some of the coolest ghost and ghoul stories in the military with resident spookologist, Military Times editor Sarah Sicard.

Today, the Biden administration released its National Defense Strategy, declaring China its nearest strategic competitor, while also warning of Russia's cyber and missile capabilities.