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The U.S. faces rapidly evolving challenges around the world and must move faster to deploy advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and massed drones, according to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Landowners, ranchers and business owners in the Big Bend region of Texas along with a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the region's landscape and heritage are suing to stop the Trump administration's plans to build a wall and other ...

President Trump said Monday that the U.S. is delivering "exquisite and elite" weapons to troops in the Middle East, despite multiple analyst reports that the military's stockpiles are dwindling because of the war in Iran.

Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink revealed Monday that the U.S. military now has an "on-orbit" space weapon.

The U.S. has very few options right now to protect the homeland against 21st-century missile attacks, a key senator said Monday.

As AFA's Air, Space and Cyber Conference kicks off, retired Lt. Gen. Bert Field -- president and CEO of the Air and Space Forces Association -- joins Guy Taylor of Threat Status to break down the organization's 80-year mission.

An Air Force officer who spent two days inside enemy territory after his F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jet was shot down over Iran in April credited his religious faith for helping keep him alive until his dramatic rescue.

European leaders joined forces Monday to highlight growing competition in the Arctic, where global warming is opening new shipping routes, governments are vying for vast natural resources and a Russian military buildup is heightening security ...

The meeting between Gulf countries planned for Monday in Oman has been canceled, the Foreign Ministry of Iran announced, as the war between Saudi-aligned government forces in Yemen and Houthi rebels escalates.

Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer demanded Monday a briefing for senators on Trump administration actions to curtail the "uninhibited" development of artificial intelligence, as researchers sound the alarm about runaway models that could harm ...