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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told his Chinese counterpart this week that the U.S. isn't seeking a conflict with Beijing and is not pursuing regime change.

U.S. forces are vulnerable to drone swarms due to insufficient scale and urgency in efforts to meet the demand for affordable, precise drone and counter-drone systems, a new report says.

In an operation closely monitored by U.S. intelligence agencies, submarine forces from China and Russia conducted the first joint patrol in the western Pacific last month.

Qatar's prime minister said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "killed any hope" of releasing hostages still held in the Gaza Strip after Israel attacked Hamas leaders in Doha.

The U.S. hasn't had troops in Afghanistan for four years, yet nearly a quarter century after Al Qaeda's September 11 sneak attack on America, Congress' authorization for the president to conduct a retaliatory global war on terror remains in full ...

China's communist government is exploiting American universities and gaining access to military technology for its hypersonic missile research and nuclear arms, according to a landmark House committee investigation.

Video footage taken by U.S. drones off the coast of Yemen last October seems to show a Hellfire missile bouncing off an unidentified flying object and the mysterious craft continuing on its path seemingly unaffected by the strike, according to Rep.

Qatari security forces deployed Wednesday around the site of an Israeli attack the previous day on Hamas' political leaders who had gathered in the capital of the energy-rich Middle East country to consider a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire in the Gaza ...

President Trump offered his first reaction Wednesday to reports of Russian drones violating Polish airspace, questioning why it was happening.

In Eastern Ukraine, one town stands between Russia and the Donbas heartland.