Departments across the Pentagon are directed to recognize the top 15% of their civilian employees with bonuses worth 15% to ...

Unexpected housing costs and lack of on-post lodging are forcing some soldiers to rely on emergency grants and loans when ...

The Department of Defense distributed a one-time $1,776 payment to roughly 1.45 million U.S. servicemembers this holiday season, a measure dubbed the “Warrior Dividend.” President Donald J. Trump ...

President Trump’s “warrior dividends” of $1,776 will use funding appropriated for military housing subsidies under the administration’s signature One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The money for the one-time ...

The Independence Day-themed $1,776 “warrior dividend” checks President Trump announced during his prime-time address to the nation Wednesday are funded by military housing supplement money, a senior ...

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President Donald Trump’s one-time $1,776 payment, named the “warrior dividend,” will come from congressionally allocated funds meant to subsidize military housing for service members. Roughly 1.45 ...

The Trump administration will repurpose $2.6 billion in military housing assistance to pay $1,776 “warrior dividend” bonuses to service members, according to a senior administration official. In a ...

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(The Hill) – President Trump’s “warrior dividends” of $1,776 will use funding appropriated for military housing subsidies under the administration’s signature “One Big, Beautiful Bill.” The money for ...

Bonus checks for U.S. military service members announced by President Donald Trump on Wednesday night will come from a pool of money used to supplement troops' housing income. Funds appropriated by ...