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America is abandoning the rules, and the allies, it once kept safe.

The U.S. is looking at upgrades to support cargo, fighter aircraft, and more troops.

An internal cable from the agency extends Trump’s terminology change to emails, speeches, websites and official titles.

The list includes sites for FBI tips, intelligence job applications, and the Veterans Crisis Line.

Europe is adapting to Moscow’s increasingly brazen and kinetic operations. The US should catch up.

Iraq, Syria, and their regional partners must cooperate to replace what U.S. troops once provided.

Mobile blood refrigeration, ultrasounds, and power generation will keep troops alive beyond the “golden hour.”

The age of battlefield autonomy demands more than just drone pilots and mechanics, Special Forces’ training chief says.

We need a common way to talk about military AI—across services, agencies, and indeed, the world.

Drone tech company Powerus eyes rocket or jet-powered interceptors as the next product target.

In the 21st century, geopolitical and economic advantage will depend on forging new links in strong supply chains.

Each of the services will also stand up a component command, defense secretary said.

States and industry report getting less help from the federal government ahead of the midterms—even as AI gives foreign operatives a boost.

Officials released more details about its component organization under the Defense Department’s new Autonomous Warfare Command.

Agents seized nearly 190 laptops across Texas in a crackdown on fraudulent remote workers.

Buying more Patriot missiles is a top priority, the Army’s fires acquisition boss said.

The service’s “biggest acquisition program” is fostering new companies, acting secretary says.

Western Hemisphere Command is building up a “theater Army,” Gen. Joe Ryan said Monday at AUSA.

The effort started this summer with science and tech efforts.

Experts weigh in on what it will take to be successful.

The change will bring some additional soldiers to Okinawa, Japan.

Organizers of a cyber exercise say Washington needs to prepare for attacks that both disrupt civilian services and pressure Taipei without triggering outright military conflict.

The defense tech company plans to build submarine components at a shipyard outside of Baltimore in which the government will have an approximate 40 percent stake, President Donald Trump said Tuesday.