Canada was originally supposed to buy 88 F-35s from the United States—but political tensions between the two countries may ...
Despite a series of meetings between Ukrainian and Japanese defense officials, Japanese law forbids arms sales to ...
The Department of Defense is seeking to supplement its long-range radars to provide better coverage of Alaska’s vast airspace ...
Even if most Israelis and Palestinians have abandoned the Oslo Accords, most international donors still cling to a “land for ...
Downtown Havana, Cuba, on May 4, 2026. Cuba’s economic woes are exacerbated by its military-owned conglomerate GAESA, writes ...
An unprecedented summit could demonstrate both the US' unmatched diplomatic reach and its diminishing credibility.
The new missile’s claim to fame is its (proposed) use of an innovative “ramjet,” a fuel-efficient jet engine relying on external air rather than internal fuel for oxygen.
Pennsylvania’s in-state solar credit rules wall off competition, making the adverse cost and reliability impacts of electricity renewable portfolio standards even greater.
The most famous amphibious landing in history is almost certainly D-Day, the Allied invasion of Normandy in June 1944—but it was not the largest.
In the first years of World War II, Malta was stranded in the center of the Mediterranean—yet managed to keep a German ...
The USS Abraham Lincoln is moving to Naval Base Kitsap in Bremerton, Washington—the former home of the USS Nimitz, prior to ...
Servicemembers are not allowed to make political statements while in uniform, but questioning US support for Israel could ...
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