The Navy wants to kill the Snakehead drone. Why won’t Congress let it die?
The half-baked undersea military program is set to cost taxpayers more than $500 million over the next five years.
The half-baked undersea military program is set to cost taxpayers more than $500 million over the next five years.
A recent House intel hearing found that Americans had been caught up in the technology’s illegal surveillance. Now NSO wants federal contracts?
From Beijing, the trip looks a whole lot like the US recognizing Taiwan as a sovereign state, experts say.
Observers say Pelosi’s suggested move may be cathartic but could do more harm than good in the long run.
UAE officials say US citizen Asim Ghafoor’s arrest was a result of “coordination” with Washington.
The results may help explain in part why the military is having recruiting troubles.
Lawmakers added $37 billion beyond what the Pentagon asked for, most of it going to defense contractors at the expense of service members.
Little was done to end the war in Ukraine at the G20, but talks to loosen Ukrainian grain exports from Russia’s blockade look promising.
With the House having already put forth its companion measure, Congress is putting pressure on Biden to end the US role.
A new report finds that in a single year, Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, L3Harris, and others got more than $300 million meant for smaller firms.
The proposed spending threatens to waste more taxpayer dollars on the Pentagon’s most expensive program, advocates say.
Lawmakers want a say in any military alliance that may further entrench the US in the region.
Critics say the proposal is hypocritical given Washington’s opposition to taking territory through force in places like Ukraine.
The visit came shortly after the top US general in the region dropped by.
Israel claims a formal pact with Arab states has already stopped Iranian attacks. But congressional sources aren’t so sure.
A housing crisis is hitting all Americans, but that’s no excuse for the US government to leave its military families struggling like this.
Since 2000, nearly 100 former lawmakers have become lobbyists for countries like Saudi Arabia and China in Washington.
Just a few months ago, Russia intervened in Kazakhstan to help put down a popular revolt. But can the relationship between the two countries survive Russia’s assault on Ukraine?
Many are wondering why the president is letting politics stand in the way of a sound nonproliferation agreement.
Biden’s ratings are strong overall among these respondents, even if he is struggling with public opinion at home.
Women exposed to PFAS in drinking water have reported uterine tumors, birth defects, hysterectomies, and miscarriages.