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A mysterious Russian satellite is closing in on a U.S.-Finnish radar satellite that supports the Ukrainian military, according to a new analysis, raising fears that Moscow may be poised to launch an attack in orbit and kick off an era of kinetic ...

Ukraine is caught between the White House and Congress after the military version of Elon Musk's Starlink system saw a temporary dip in data speeds for the critical communications platform.

The Department of Homeland Security closed out fiscal year 2026 with its best numbers ever at the southwestern border, with only a trickle of illegal immigrants detected -- and not a single one given a catch-and-release.

In a "thumbs up" signal to American forces in Okinawa, the newly minted prefectural governor approved the deployment of U.S. aircraft long opposed on the Japanese island less than 500 miles from China.

The Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center recently carried out a test launch of a new warhead carrier for the forthcoming Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, the service said in a statement.

The former director of Germany's BND foreign intelligence service, who has been charged with espionage, had close ties to a former high-ranking Chinese general, according to Spiegel magazine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters Friday that his country's allies in Europe have enough missile and drone interceptors to help Ukraine get through the winter, amid reports that his country had completely run out of U.S.-made ...

Brig. Gen. Steve Carpenter of Army Multi-Domain Command Europe joins the show to discuss how the Army is synchronizing fires in Europe and preparing to defend NATO against a possible Russian attack.

Ukraine attacked a Russian oil refinery Thursday, abandoning a brief truce involving energy-related targets that it said Moscow did not heed, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he felt betrayed by U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Justice Department filed a groundbreaking lawsuit Thursday asking a judge to forbid California from counting ballots of roughly 20,000 people the feds believe to be noncitizens, unless the state takes steps to verify they are in fact valid voters ...