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A federal judge on Monday refused to block the Trump administration from giving SpaceX more than 700 acres (280 hectares) of wildlife refuge as part of a land swap in Texas, while environmental groups vowed to continue their legal challenge.

Top Democrats are pushing for the Pentagon's watchdog to conduct an investigation into recent issues with artificial intelligence on battlefields in Iran and the Pacific.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Monday that Britain has agreed to provide limited military support to Saudi Arabia to repeal attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen.

With as many as 300 Americans reported to be languishing in Chinese prisons, some subjected to sexual abuse, racial discrimination, and torture, Rep. Chris Smith is demanding that President Trump make their release a centerpiece of his upcoming ...

China has purged the country's highest-ranking army general and another top military official from the ruling Communist Party over alleged corruption and disloyalty uncovered during a months-long investigation, state media said Monday.

Honeywell's Matt Milas joins Threat Status from the floor of AFA 2026 to break down the tech keeping the U.S. military ahead.

President Trump's idea of using his proposed 250-foot triumphal arch near Washington as a weapons storage site and staging area for snipers and drones is drawing criticism from lawmakers on Capitol Hill and questions from military analysts.

President Trump and British Prime Minister Andy Burnham -- increasingly at odds over energy, sovereignty and strategic control -- are expected to meet Tuesday on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

After delaying confirmation of the upcoming summit amid a health scare, Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to Washington this week for meetings with President Trump, China's Foreign Ministry announced Monday.

Call them skeptical. Senators who have spent years fighting Big Tech find it odd that leading AI companies are banding together in a quest for government regulation.