China is building drone swarms—and advancing the AI technology that controls them, increasingly without regard for safety considerations or human oversight.

In spite of advances in military technology, many servicemembers still carry knives, and expertise with them can mean the difference between life and death in close quarters.

The ongoing Ukraine War has shown the limits of helicopters, particularly in comparison to drones that can carry out many of the same functions at a lower cost.

Since taking office, the Trump administration has declared a war on "woke" military naming—yet its solutions have typically ...

Even building 1 million drones per year might not be enough for the US Army during a great-power conflict—given that China’s ...

By making North Korea an indispensable partner with Russia, Kim Jong-un has placed North Korea in its best geopolitical ...

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The Wall Street Journal first divulged that the White House and Navy officials were collaborating on potentially fielding a new fleet for the service equipped with top-tier offensive strike ...

Donald Trump is trying to winding down conflicts throughout the Middle East. However, high-level engagement is also fraught ...

Kazakhstan is not interested in joining a Middle Eastern alliance, but rather signaling its autonomy to Russia.

A recent C-146A Wolfhound flight near the Venezuelan coastline has raised suspicions of covert activity, even though the ...

The dozen Dutch fighters flew straight from the Netherlands to Idaho for flight training—and are scheduled to return later in ...