washingtontimes.com / .washingtontimes-com-news-security / Page 10

Taiwan's military is applying lessons on modern warfare from regional conflicts and adopting asymmetric warfare tools to prevent a war with China, America's senior diplomat in Taipei said Wednesday.

The Army rolled out an unmanned aerial system exchange in March, letting military units purchase drones as easily as ordering paper towels or cleaning supplies from Amazon.

President Trump said Wednesday he believes the Iran war will end shortly after the midterm elections in November.

A quarter century after 9/11, the consensus around securing IDs is fraying, and the same is true for other security lessons from the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history.

Rescuers in Yemen pulled more bodies from the rubble Wednesday of a prison run by Iran-backed Houthi rebels that was hit in a deadly airstrike earlier this week, as an escalation between the rebels and a Saudi-led coalition threatened Yemen's fragile ...

Germany's foreign minister said military-age Ukrainian men in Germany should go home but insisted that any such move should be voluntary.

Brent crude, the major trading classification and global price benchmark for light, sweet crude oil, reached more than $100 a barrel Wednesday.

On the eve of her wedding, Liudmyla Ryzhak pressed her delicately embroidered dress, laid out a full white tulle skirt and her soon-to-be husband's traditionally patterned shirt, then hung them on the bedroom door.

Chinese artificial intelligence companies are stealing AI technology from U.S. companies with the help of the Beijing government, U.S. intelligence and security authorities revealed Tuesday.

Chinese artificial intelligence companies are stealing AI technology from U.S. companies with the help of the Beijing government, U.S. intelligence and security authorities revealed Tuesday.