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The Pentagon's secretive Replicator program isn't about drones, at least not entirely. If it was, it's fallen short of its goal.

The State Department on Thursday designated four antifa groups as foreign terrorist organizations.

Syria will step up its attacks on foreign terrorists in its country as Damascus looks to assist the U.S. in its goal of curbing the regional influence of the Islamic State, Hezbollah and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, U.S. Special Envoy Tom ...

Iran has entered a state of permanent "water bankruptcy" in which the Islamic Republic's demand far exceeds any renewable supply, according to a report released this week by the Middle East Forum think tank.

China is reportedly working on a plan to block U.S. defense contractors from accessing rare-earth metals, despite efforts to ease import restrictions for other Western companies.

An online aviation enthusiast has captured the first unofficial images of the Air Force's new Long Range Standoff nuclear cruise missile, designated the AGM-181.

The admiral slated to be the next commander of U.S. Strategic Command said recently that nuclear threats from China and other adversaries are "unprecedented" and growing.

China's unflinching fixation on Taiwan is dominating diplomatic channels on two continents this week, as Beijing fumes over a surprise speech Friday in Brussels by a top Taiwanese politician and blunt comments on defending Taiwan the same day in ...

Ukraine on Wednesday suspended a top official in President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's wartime government amid concerns about his role in a sweeping $100 million energy kickback scam that has already led to charges against at least five suspects.

The Coast Guard exceeded its recruiting goals this year, ending a personnel drought that forced the service to shutter bases and temporarily beach some of its vessels.