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The Space Force disclosed plans Monday to build satellites capable of operating in the large area between Earth and the moon known as cislunar space.

Jerry McBrearty, vice president and program manager, B-2 and Air Combat Systems at Northrop Grumman, joins the show to talk about the B-2 stealth bomber, its role in the Iran war and the future of manned aircraft in the U.S. military.

The National Capital Planning Commission gave final approval late Thursday to President Trump's vision of a triumphal arch at the foot of Memorial Bridge, and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum released a document defending its size and location as the ...

President Trump on Thursday cryptically teased a potential Russia-Ukraine peace deal that would potentially involve all of Europe.

A defiant Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said he wouldn't back down after this week's midterm elections saw Democrats take control of both houses of Congress.

President Trump has designated early November as "anti-communism week," days after democratic socialists that he has called communists made significant gains in the mid-term elections.

Fury over high prices is bubbling over from Marseille to Michigan, with Europeans hurling Molotov cocktails at the problem and Americans voting for change with a complete reshuffling of Capitol Hill.

The global nuclear power resurgence was supposed to trade the unpredictability of Middle Eastern oil for the stability of worldwide uranium reserves. But Russian President Vladimir Putin may have other plans.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is keeping his job, President Trump said, but a new Pentagon chief could come before Democrats take control of Congress in January.

Ukraine's top diplomat in Washington said his most pressing concern is that Russia will mask its failures on the battlefield by increasing attacks on Ukrainian utilities as winter approaches.