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Defense intelligence firm Vantor has captured a $5.3 million contract from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to leverage artificial intelligence for detecting real-time changes from the company's own imaging satellites and space-based ...

North Korean troops have returned to combat in the Ukraine war, firing tube and rocket artillery into Ukraine across the Russian border, Kyiv's intelligence has revealed.

Fighting against Russia's 4-year-old invasion has cost the lives of 55,000 Ukrainian soldiers, according to Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as a U.S. envoy described two days of talks between Moscow and Kyiv officials as "detailed and ...

Close the cover on the CIA World Factbook: The spy agency announced Wednesday that after more than 60 years, it is shuttering the popular reference manual.

China's official military newspaper disclosed new details on the ouster of the most senior general in the People's Liberation Army, attributing his exit to differences with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between Washington and Moscow expires Thursday, ending measures that have provided transparency into both nations' arsenals for more than a decade.

An explosive device was stolen from Fort Leonard Wood, and the Army is now offering a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

First lady Melania Trump met with freed American-Israeli hostages Keith Siegel and Aviva Siegel at the White House on Wednesday to mark the one-year anniversary of his release.

House and Senate Democrats plan to release a detailed list by Thursday of the immigration enforcement guardrails they want added to a full-year Department of Homeland Security spending bill.

Russian missiles and drones have pounded Ukraine's energy grid in recent weeks, plunging people into frozen darkness in one of the country's coldest winters on record.