President Donald Trump is reexamining the U.S. relationship with NATO over his anger with allies who refused to join the war against Iran.

President Donald Trump has fixated on acquiring Greenland and threatened to use force for months before relenting in January.

The Pentagon and its contractors do not want a one-year cash infusion, but a stable budgeting process that meets their needs—something Congress appears unable to give them.

The Strait of Hormuz crisis exposed NATO's deep fault lines as Germany refused to act and Spain denied airspace, revealing burden-sharing failures.

A former candidate to be the US Attorney General has claimed that secret military programs are creating alien-human hybrids ...

Pentagon is negotiating access to three sites, including the abandoned WWII-era bases in Narsarsuaq and Kangerlussuaq, under ...

Donald Trump defends rising US war costs against Iran while suggesting cuts to federal programs, sparking backlash and debate ...

The address marked Trump's first major speech on the war since the U.S. and Israel launched coordinated strike on Feb. 28. It ...

Pezeshkian's letter came hours before Trump will address the country on the status of the war. The president has repeatedly ...

The Marine Corps is seeking to reassure military families that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers will not be ...

President Trump's address on Operation Epic Fury raised questions about NATO's future, Hugh Hewitt argues, as European allies ...

President Trump urged NATO allies to send naval vessels to the Strait of Hormuz, criticizing the alliance and escalating pressure amid Iran’s disruption of the waterway. France warns force is ...