The launch of comprehensive acquisition transformation will lift the burdens keeping U.S. companies from being as agile and responsive as possible.

Newfound access hasn’t provided more information to the largely right-wing press corps that signed the Defense Department’s media rules.

Trump’s 2025 agenda didn’t just change policy; it redrew the map for how the administration defines threats. Synthetic opioids, homelessness, migration and lunar exploration now sit inside the same national security conversation as carrier groups and missile defense, reframing domestic issues as potential fronts in broader conflict.

The Times’s lawsuit is on a fast track because the two sides filed a joint motion on Dec. 17 seeking to skip discovery proceedings and set up a schedule for summary judgment. The case is headed for oral arguments on March 6 in front of Judge Paul Friedman.

The Defense Department wants troops to have new weapons quickly. But testing processes don't include the best ways to do that, a new report documents.

Surprise U.S. strikes on Venezuela and the capture of that country’s president, Nicolás Maduro, are putting the crescendo on a combative first year at the Pentagon for Secretary Pete Hegseth. Hegseth,

The defense contractor committed to surging its Patriot missile output to roughly 2,000 interceptors a year in response to demand from Pentagon officials gearing up for conflicts on multiple fronts.

In fact, the truth of America’s nighttime raid on Venezuela to capture and whisk away Nicolás Maduro, its leader, is somewhere in between. The attack on Caracas on January 3rd was an exemplary military operation,