In a sign of the US military’s deepening defense partnerships with its foreign allies, the XM1776 is based on a South Korean design—but will be manufactured in the United States.

Transnational criminal organizations based in Mexico have used drones to smuggle drugs across the border, and to keep tabs on border enforcement operations. The US military is fighting back.

Regardless of the outcome of the upcoming midterm elections, Congress must immediately pivot to securing stable funding for ...

Of the 21 B-2 Spirit bombers built for the US Air Force, only 19 are still operational—and the Air Force has gone to ...

Commercial fusion and US nuclear warheads depend on the same scarce, decaying isotope, and Washington has only a few years to ...

American aerospace and defense companies have built a series of “loyal wingman” drones, intended to supplement the ...

The West’s political system is losing contact with reality—at home and beyond its borders. Russia and China, at least, know ...

The US Air Force sent six F-35 Lightning II fighter jets to join India’s “Tarang Shakti 2026” air exercises, but was less ...

The Ukrainian Navy now has five minesweepers—but international law prevents them from participating in mine clearance in the Black Sea until after the war ends. When the war in Ukraine ends, Kyiv will ...

The FAA’s “SMART” air traffic control modernization plan is a vital step in the right direction—but it must include better ...

As China exports its AI education plan, Washington should organize its universities, companies, and partnerships to help ...

It is difficult to know whether the American or Chinese submarine would win in a head-to-head fight, particularly because ...