USS Gerald R. Ford, Navy's most powerful supercarrier, set to join fleet
The United States Navy’s most powerful addition yet to its supercarrier arsenal – the USS Gerald R. Ford— will officially join the rest of the fleet this Saturday.
Trump administration developing first-ever bio-defense strategy
The Trump administration is developing the first comprehensive strategy to defend the United States against disease pandemics and biological attacks by terrorists, the top White House homeland security official said on Thursday.
Trump administration developing first-ever bio-defense strategy
The Trump administration is developing the first comprehensive strategy to defend the United States against disease pandemics and biological attacks by terrorists, the top White House homeland security official said on Thursday.
U.S. military has been depleted and must be rebuilt: Lt. Gen. Spoehr
Pelosi on budget
U.S. proposes new sanctions on Iran for support of terrorism
Iran, sanctions, THAAD
Cyber security and malware: 'It's a Cyber arms race', Bill Conner says
From NotPetya to WannaCry, the number of cyber-attacks continue to skyrocket worldwide.
Cyber security and malware: 'It's a Cyber arms race', Bill Conner says
From NotPetya to WannaCry, the number of cyber-attacks continue to skyrocket worldwide.
F-35 carries Lockheed Martin to higher profits
Lockheed Martin raised its estimate for full-year profits amid stronger demand for its F-35 fighter jet.
Cyber security; SonicWall CEO sounds alarm on ransomware attacks
SonicWall CEO Bill Conner
House passes sweeping $700 billion annual defense bill
The U.S. House of Representatives passed its version of a massive annual defense bill on Friday, leaving out controversial amendments on transgender troops and climate policy but backing President Donald Trump's desire for a bigger, stronger military.
US nuclear agency sets expectations for Los Alamos contract
The U.S. agency responsible for overseeing the nation's nuclear weapons cache is laying out the qualifications that will be required from the next manager of Los Alamos National Laboratory.
US nuclear agency sets expectations for Los Alamos contract
The U.S. agency responsible for overseeing the nation's nuclear weapons cache is laying out the qualifications that will be required from the next manager of Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Russian arms maker finds success even after U.S. sanctions
Kalashnikov Concern, maker of the AK-47, once had America in its sights. After the U.S. imposed sanctions, the company turned to Asia and Africa.
Lockheed Martin's $800M THAAD missile defense system put to the test
The U.S. military ran its 14th successful test of Lockheed Martin’s THAAD anti-ballistic missile system.
What caused the Marine plane crash Monday that killed 16?
Marine plane crash
Trump-Putin meeting: Should North Korea be at the top of the agenda?
Trump-Putin meeting and North Korea
U.S. is committed to protecting its allies: Gorka on North Korea
North Korea crisis
After setbacks, Alaska space business again has high hopes
When most people think of Alaska, they picture its thick forests, hulking grizzly bears and soaring, snow-covered peaks.

















