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The Hill | Charges dropped against Wagner chief, other rebels
Russia has dropped charges against Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin and his fighters after they ended a short armed rebellion against the country’s military leadership over the weekend.
Fox News | Congressional conservatives launch effort to prevent ‘endless wars’ with resolution on NATO treaty
Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy is leading a House resolution on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) agreement to serve as a reminder that any armed conflict would need congressional approval.
Stars and Stripes | Pentagon overestimated cost of weapons sent to Ukraine by $6.2 billion
The Defense Department overestimated the value of the weapons and equipment sent to Ukraine by $6.2 billion, an accounting error that would allow the United States to provide more military aid to Ukrainian forces without asking Congress for additional money, the Pentagon said Tuesday.
8 News Now | Las Vegas-area veteran declared dead while alive after VA mistake
“The renewal office of the Veterans Administration had declared me dead,” Hayden told the 8 News Now Investigators. Hayden learned that his benefits had been discontinued.
Military Times | Lawmakers push to make it easier to discipline, fire VA workers
The move comes in response to federal rulings against previous attempts to streamline disciplinary actions against VA staff, and in response to concerns from department leadership about using already approved authorities for those personnel decisions. Supporters say the move is needed to ensure that poor-performing workers aren’t hurting customer service and staff morale.
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