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Japan announced Friday that it had seized a Chinese fishing boat and arrested its skipper in waters southwest of the island nation.

The Army is investing heavily in a strategy that will team soldiers with autonomous drones on the battlefield, with the goal of leveraging next-generation technology to save American lives, the U.S. Army's chief technology officer said in an ...

Dr. Alex Miller, chief technology officer for the U.S. Army, joins the show to talk about soldiers training alongside autonomous systems, how much new technology to put on a soldier's plate, and how the Army is building capabilities that can ...

Debris from China's 2007 anti-satellite test still threatens spacecraft as the U.S. Space Force deploys new counterspace weapons to counter rivals.

Chipyong-ni is today a modest, rural village, but 75 years ago it briefly commanded the attention of the free world.

A U.S. Navy support ship in the Caribbean hit a destroyer Wednesday, injuring two personnel.

The Syrian military assumed control of the al-Tanf military base situated near the Jordan and Iraq border, the Syrian Defense Ministry confirmed Thursday, amid a historic withdrawal of U.S. forces from the country.

Senate Democrats blocked a Department of Homeland Security funding bill on Thursday, saying they will not give immigration enforcement agencies another penny without an overhaul of the methods agents are using to carry out the administration's ...

A federal judge on Thursday issued an injunction forbidding Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from taking steps to punish Sen. Mark Kelly, saying the Pentagon cannot claim the power to strip a retired officer of his First Amendment rights.

U.S. intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard has issued a point-by-point denunciation of what she believes is the news media/Democrat Party's latest bum steer.