The new destroyer is named for longtime Alaska senator Ted Stevens, a strong supporter of the US Navy and Marine Corps and an unintentional early Internet icon.

General Atomics and Anduril are simultaneously testing their respective YFQ-42 and YFQ-44 aerial drones. Only one of the two will ultimately win the Air Force’s “Collaborative Combat Aircraft” ...

AI’s growth has outpaced America’s power grid. Nuclear energy could be the key to powering the AI era—if policy, permitting, and planning can keep pace.

Russia’s Khabarovsk submarine is broadly similar to an existing Borei-class submarine, but was built specifically to launch the advanced Poseidon nuclear torpedo.

Russia is accusing NATO of practicing a blockade of the country during recent large-scale exercises in the Baltic Sea, as ...

While France’s upcoming supercarrier will undoubtedly be top-of-the-line, the US Navy is planning to introduce an additional ...

Trump’s nomination of space entrepreneur and former astronaut Jared Isaacman to lead NASA is surprising, considering Isaacman’s withdrawal from consideration months ago amid right-wing infighting.

Although Greece and Turkey are nominally allies within NATO, their mutual distrust is well-known—and Athens has invested heavily in anti-drone countermeasures to address the potential threat.

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America’s adversaries are carrying out low-level nuclear tests and gaining an advantage over the United States in modernizing their arsenals, according to President Donald Trump and CIA Director John ...

For years, the United States has balked at F-35 sales to Arab nations to preserve Israel’s “qualitative military edge”—but these concerns have lessened over the past half-decade.

Once dismissed as a remote frontier, Central Asia has emerged as the beating heart of Eurasia. Regional cooperation has ...