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Australia's concerns about China's rising might and jitters about America's commitment to its Pacific allies were not eased by this week's meetings between top officials from Sydney and the Trump administration.

The American Civil Liberties Union sued the administration on Tuesday to force disclosure of the Justice Department opinion that provides the legal backing for President Trump to carry out attacks on vessels he says are carrying drugs toward the U.S.

A multimillion-dollar smuggling enterprise focused on shipping advanced artificial intelligence chips to China has been disrupted by U.S. authorities, the Justice Department announced Monday.

Congress is pushing to overhaul the military's slow procurement process to allow faster adoption of cutting-edge technology such as artificial intelligence and autonomous systems.

One by one, the soldiers squeezed through a narrow entrance to a tunnel in southern Gaza. Inside a dark hallway, some bowed their heads to avoid hitting the low ceiling, while watching their step as they walked over or around jagged concrete, crushed ...

Unidentified drones were spotted above a French military intelligence base three times late last month, French authorities reported Tuesday.

The looming Capitol Hill vote on the annual defense authorization will be a test of whether Congress is ready to deliver on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's push for major reforms to accelerate the Pentagon's process for acquiring new advanced tech ...

The Trump administration's new national security strategy has rejected what it calls America's "misguided experiment" of hectoring Gulf monarchies and declared "the days in which the Middle East dominated American foreign policy in both long-term ...

The Supreme Court Tuesday will hear from an architect of the Trump-Russia Collusion hoax.

It's gone from science fiction to a matter of serious military planning in a remarkably short time.