Budget

Troops will still get regular paychecks amid the government shutdown, but may not receive other important forms of...

Most DoD civilian employees, including payroll and commissary workers, will return to work next week.

Troops will get paid on Tuesday, but the next check could come as an IOU if the nation defaults on its debt obligations.

The Army in Korea mostly escaped the first round of sequester budget cuts, but is bracing for the fallout in the coming year.

The House passed legislation Thursday that would reduce pay raises for troops and retirement benefits for veterans.

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel on Monday announced plans to shrink the Army and Marine Corps over the next five years.

A leading Republican senator is asking his colleagues to find $2 billion in the budget to offset reductions to pay and...

Gen. James Amos outlined budget and personnel challenges ahead for his successor as Marine commandant.

The deal on the 2015 defense budget would mean more out-of-pocket healthcare costs and lower pay increases for troops.

The Veterans Affairs Department would be funded to nearly $169 billion next year under the budget proposed by the White House...