A senior Defense Department official marked the anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party's military arm with a speech at the Chinese embassy in Washington Tuesday, declaring the U.S.-China military relationship to be "stronger than it has been in ...
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U.S. Army leaders on Wednesday announced the successful demonstration of a more than $3 billion Next Generation Command and Control digital communications prototype, saying the technology's development is on pace to catapult military planning and ...
Iran publicly hanged two men on Tuesday who took part in the January 2026 anti-government protests that occurred throughout the country, spreading from cities to small towns in all of Iran's 31 provinces.
President Trump seemingly has no good options to end the unpopular and expensive Iran war. But one idea is gaining traction on Capitol Hill and in national security circles: Simply declare victory and stop fighting.
Iraq's national security council on Wednesday condemned as an act of aggression the predawn American and Saudi airstrikes that killed at least 20 members of government security forces whom the U.S. said were actually taking orders from Tehran.
Incoming U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Michelle Steel will have a crowded schedule ahead of her as she takes on the role of representing Washington in Seoul, the capital of one of America's most important allies.
Republicans blocked an attempt by Senate Democrats on Wednesday to pass a bill granting full legal status to migrants here under Temporary Protected Status.
The U.S. Treasury Department on Wednesday announced sanctions on two entities used by Iran to control traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump is vowing a tough response after U.S. troops in Jordan had to intercept a series of ballistic missiles from Iran in a surprise overnight attack.
Israeli authorities said Wednesday they arrested a civilian who served in a "classified unit" during his military service on charges of spying for Iran.