Spotlight On Defense

The Army Corps of Engineers has awarded contracts totaling nearly $1 billion for removal and replacement of vehicle fencing with pedestrian fencing along two sections of the U.S.-Mexico border.

For too long the U.S. accepted China’s shenanigans and had a lackadaisical attitude about threats it poses to America’s technological leadership, national security and individuals’ personal safety.

The U.S. Navy has awarded a $1.47 billion contract to a Mississippi shipyard to build a new amphibious warship, following through on a plan announced last year.

Top defense leaders will face worried lawmakers on Capitol Hill for the first time since the Pentagon spelled out the military construction projects that could lose funding this year to pay for President Donald Trump's border wall.

Chinese tech giant Huawei's tensions with Washington, which says the telecom equipment maker is a security risk, stretch across four continents from courtrooms to corporate boardrooms to Canadian canola fields.

A trade deficit may be good for the U.S. economy.

The fifth generation fighter jets have been declared ready for combat.

The Latest on the negotiations on Brexit (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

Rep. Andy Biggs explains why the national debt has become a security threat that cannot be ignored.

A group of Microsoft workers is demanding the company cancel a contract supplying U.S. Army soldiers with HoloLens headsets that could help them spot adversaries on the battlefield.

It is considered a short and medium-range air defense solution.

The U.S. weapons maker forecast 2019 profit in the range of $11.40 to $11.60 per share.

The government’s long-held, hands-off approach to cyber security is over.

The U.S. sold $55.6 billion worth of weapons to allies last year.