The Pentagon is terminating a decades-old advisory group that offered recommendations on how to support women serving in the ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shut down a group that has been working to increase the number of women in the military for ...

Formed in 1951, the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services, is one of the oldest advisory committees in the ...

The advisory committee, which has existed for nearly a century, advances “a divisive feminist agenda,” a Pentagon ...

"Secretary Hegseth has decided to terminate the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services," Pentagon press ...

The Trump administration has terminated the nearly 75-year-old advisory committee aimed at encouraging and retaining women in ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will shutter the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services (DACOWITS), accusing the ...

The Pentagon opened the door for women to serve in combat Thursday, allowing females to serve in thousands of military jobs that inch them closer, if not directly on, the front lines. The new rules, ...

We've heard a lot of arguments against women in combat: They wouldn't be able lift injured male soldiers. (Not true.) They don't have the killer instinct. (Most people don't.) They are anatomically ...

When I heard Leon Panetta’s announcement about lifting the combat restrictions on women in the military, I immediately thought of former Army National Guard Sergeant Paigh Bumgarner. Bumgarner had ...

No, it’s not. Women are already in combat, and are serving well and professionally. The issue should be more clearly entitled, “Women in the infantry.” And this is a decidedly different proposition.

For years, women struggled to find a spotlight in combat sports, often pushed to the margins or treated as an afterthought in promotions. The shift didn’t happen overnight, but one voice now insists ...