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President Trump announced Wednesday that Montana would be the home of a new Defense Department "super range" to test advanced weapons and technology during a rally promoting Aaron Flint, who is running to represent the Big Sky state in the House.

Until last summer, key equipment linking Greenland's undersea cables to North America and Europe was supplied and managed by a firm linked to China's Huawei, raising security concerns as the U.S. moves to expand its military presence on the island ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned at the U.S. Army's annual convention that America faces an era of broadening global conflict in which adversaries like China threaten to outpace the U.S. military, especially if the Pentagon does not move more ...

The alignment between the U.S. and South Korea has historically centered on military readiness, begun as a security shield to prevent a second invasion on the Korean peninsula.

King Felipe VI said Tuesday that people who entered Spain irregularly during this summer's mass crossing into Ceuta should return to their places of origin ASAP through established legal procedures.

Ukrainian drones lost some of their speed after restrictions were suddenly imposed on battlefield use of the country's U.S.-made Starlink communication terminals, officials said Wednesday as the capital endured a second consecutive night of missile ...

Vital U.S. Army weapons and communications tools are undergirded by lightning software, crucial in keeping the nation's largest military service's systems from becoming obsolete on modern battlefields, according to the Army's chief technology officer ...

A federal appeals court issued an injunction Wednesday blocking California's law requiring national law enforcement officers to wear identification tags so their activities can be tracked.

Antiwar protesters tried to disrupt the U.S. Army's annual convention Wednesday as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared on stage at the event in downtown Washington to express confidence that Congress will deliver on President Trump's historic ...

Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris laid out her political vision in Seoul Wednesday -- a vision that, rather than being a scathing assault on the Trump administration, was aligned in some ways with the MAGA playbook.