Defense News Minute
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How can I help my child get started with good financial habits? — Money Minute
What can you do to help your child establish credit and good financial habits? Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains.
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Difference between a 15 and a 30 year mortgage — Money Minute
Defense News’ financial expert walks you though the pros and cons of a traditional 30-year mortgage vs. an accelerated 15-year term.
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Protecting young adults and teenagers from identity theft — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains how you can protect your children from the growing threat of identity theft.
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Strategies to save when buying your first car | Money Minute
Although the average cost of both new and used cars has reached record highs, the tried and true rules of car buying haven’t changed.
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Air Force seeks F-16 Replacement | Defense News Minute
The Air Force is seeking an F-16 replacement, but what will the replacement look like? That’s the topic in today’s Defense News Minute.
Latest Videos
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Hypersonic contract awards around the corner | Defense News Minute, August 8, 2019
The Army is getting ready to award hypersonic missile contracts as it looks to fire one within the next two years.
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USAF paying Boeing to get tanker boom right the second time | Defense News Minute, August 7, 2019
The Air Force could pay up to $55.5 million for Boeing to redesign the boom on KC-46 tankers.
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Israel envisions AI in future combat vehicles| Defense News Minute, August 6, 2019
Israel’s Carmel program puts artificial intelligence inside armored combat vehicles of the future.
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Intermediate range missiles for the Pacific? | Defense News Minute, August 5, 2019
Following the expiration of the INF treaty, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said he wants an intermediate range missile deployed to the Pacific region.
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Japan’s new amphibious brigade takes part in Talisman Saber | Defense News Minute, August 2, 2019
Japan’s newly formed amphibious brigade conducted beach landings alongside U.S. and Australian forces during the large-scale Talisman Saber exercise.
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Hyten’s nomination moves forward, vote likely after recess | Defense News Minute, August 1, 2019
The Senate Armed Services Committee passed Gen. John Hyten’s nomination despite sexual assault allegations, but a full vote will likely wait until the fall.
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Pentagon’s top two leaders confirmed | Defense News Minute, July 31, 2019
The Senate confirmed David Norquist as Deputy Secretary of Defense, finally filling the Pentagon’s top two positions.
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Senate allows arms sales by not blocking vetoes | Defense News Minute, July 30, 2019
Senate allows arms sales to Saudi Arabia after votes sustain Trump’s vetoes.
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Japan wants to be full F-35 partner | Defense News Minute, July 29, 2019
Japan expressed interest in being an official partner in the F-35 program, but the Pentagon will probably say no.
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Hyten confirmation hearing moving forward | Defense News Minute, July 26, 2019
General John Hyten’s confirmation hearing for Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is set to move forward.
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Trump vetoes congressional measures to block arms sales | Defense News Minute, July 25, 2019
President Trump vetoed three resolutions attempting to reassert Congress’s power in reviewing arms sales to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
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Esper sworn in as Secretary of Defense | Defense News Minute, July 24, 2019
The Senate confirmed Mark Esper as defense secretary, closing the longest gap in leadership the Pentagon has ever experienced.