The Pentagon is freezing travel and government credit cards for civilian employees to comply with DOGE's cost-savings ...

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Those purchases aren't done in a vacuum, where the employee just says, ‘I need to buy pencils.’ The fraud is very low," said Shauna Weatherly.

The JROTC Florida State Drill Competition was canceled due to the freeze, according to a report by WINK News. On social media ...

Service members may need an off-base veterinarian to obtain medications for their pets and to get rabies testing completed ...

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Sporting events had been postponed in response to President Trump's executive order restricting government-funded travel.

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The Trump administration has drawn down the spending limit on government-issued travel and purchase cards for federal civilian employees to just one dollar.

DOGE is going after federal government credit cards in its widespread spending slashing mission. It has canceled more than 200,000 cards amid $1 caps.

The spending limit on government-issued travel and purchase cards for federal civilian employees was reduced to $1, according to instructions posted on the Defense Department's website.