The goal of an independent Palestinian state living in peace with Israel has proven elusive to every American president who has attempted it. Even getting close has required a vexing combination of ...

The Yemeni terror group faces critical vulnerabilities without Iran. The United States and its allies should take notice. Ansar Allah—the Houthi movement—in Yemen ...

All T-38 aircraft in the United States were grounded pending an investigation after a crash in Alabama in mid-May, injuring a Japanese trainee pilot.

The HMS Prince of Wales aircraft carrier is stuck in Norway after mechanical problems became apparent during a series of NATO exercises.

The USS Ted Stevens honors the longtime Alaska senator who played a crucial role in modernizing the US Navy—though he is better remembered in popular culture for a different reason.

The USS John F. Kennedy is now scheduled for commissioning in March 2027—but much could happen between then and now.

A bipartisan Senate bill aims to tighten AI chip export controls while improving the US government’s understanding of China’s AI development.

The imprisonment of the journalist Mzia Amaglobeli has laid bare the Georgian government’s loathing of an independent press.

Some in Poland saw this as an opening to strengthen the presence of US forces on NATO’s eastern flank. Then came the Pentagon ...

The attacks on Russian supply lines running through southern Ukraine and Crimea have raised speculation that Ukraine is intent on launching another major counteroffensive.

The future AI order will depend not only on algorithms, but on trusted infrastructure, democratic alliances, and technological resilience.

The Royal International Air Tattoo is on a growing list of European, American, and Middle Eastern events that are being canceled or delayed because of the ongoing war. The world’s largest military ...