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China's recent test of a long-range ballistic missile did not launch from a submerged submarine but was fired from the ocean's surface near the coast, according to a senior Taiwanese defense intelligence official.

Along NATO's eastern flank, from Finland to Poland, allied nations are bracing for what officials call Russia's "next phase" -- a hybrid war of drones, cyberattacks, and sabotage that rarely makes headlines but never stops. Washington Times reporter ...

U.S. Central Command said that during the first 17 hours of the blockade, it redirected two commercial vessels.

The Navy has awarded Florida-based TOTE Services a $2.2 billion contract to oversee construction of its newest class of amphibious assault ships.

Iran's military on Wednesday continued its attacks against regional U.S. military targets, with Bahrain and Jordan both reporting new strikes from Iranian drones and missiles.

The Army is far short of its 155 millimeter artillery ammunition production targets and that shortfall could directly impact the U.S. and its allies in future wars, the Pentagon's inspector general warned in a major new report released publicly this ...

The U.S. reimposed a naval blockade on Iran and intensified its airstrike campaign Wednesday in retaliation for Tehran's attacks on ships trying to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. The American strikes hit an Iranian army barracks, killing at least ...

The Trump administration's Golden Dome missile defense shield project is expanding its secretive network of space-based, missile-detecting satellites with a $1.75 billion dual contract for two defense technology firms, despite concerns on Capitol ...

President Trump reversed plans to slap hefty fees on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, but the Iran conflict only intensified Tuesday as the U.S. reimposed a naval blockade and Tehran launched new attacks on Gulf countries.

President Trump must soon decide whether to continue to allow foreign ships to transport fuel to U.S. ports, a policy opposed by both Democrats and Republicans who say it lowers gas prices at the expense of American jobs.