U.S. military
U.S. Military Kicks China Out of Pacific War Games
"China's continued militarization of disputed features in the South China Sea only serve to raise tensions and destabilize the region," the Pentagon said.
Iran Is at 'Peak of Power' and Ready if U.S. Strikes
The Iranian military's chief of staff said America "is a disloyal, atrocious, criminal, isolated, angry enemy with disloyal, corrupt leaders."
U.S. Coalition: If Iraq Asks Us to Leave, We Will
An Italian spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition said the Iraqi security forces are "more than ready and capable of securing the country."
China Reveals Advanced Stealth Tests for First Time
Only the U.S., Russia and some European Union countries have such advanced stealth capabilities.
North Korea Warns of 'Consequences' for U.S. Drills
North Korea warned that "dialogue and saber rattling can never go together" as President Donald Trump receives South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
Israel Launches First F-35 Airstrikes
Major General Amikam Norkin said Israeli F-35s have carried out two strikes in recent combat operations.
Iran Tells Russia It's Staying in Syria, U.S. Must Go
Iran's Foreign Ministry said "No one can force Iran to do anything" and it would stay in Syria as long as it was welcome.
North Korea Says U.S. Defense Budget Belies Peace Talks
North Korea is growing increasingly wary of the U.S.'s intentions ahead of a historic meeting between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump.
Russia Says Missile Ships to Stay in Mediterranean
Russian warships and submarines don't only target ISIS and other Syrian insurgents, but also provide a cover against NATO's southern flank in Europe.
U.S. Is Top Asia Power, But Russia Helps China Catch Up
China is rapidly gaining on the U.S. lead in Asia, but its quick growth requires more energy. That's where Russia comes in.
Command Mistakes Blamed for Soldier Deaths in Niger
The father of one soldier said, "The whole thing was a screwed-up mess."
Trump Gets Military Pay Wrong
The U.S. president was speaking to an audience of military spouses.
Doctors Grow New Ear Grown on Soldier's Forearm
The cutting-edge technique allows the ear to form new arteries, veins and even nerves.
Suicide Blast Kills Up to 15 Near U.S. Base in Somalia
A suicide bomber killed up to 15 in the Somali town of Wanlaweyn, located near the Baledogle Airfield.
How Common Is White Nationalism In the Military?
At least three service members have been linked to neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division.
U.S. and Philippines Kick Off Largest Military Drills
The Philippine leadership was wary of U.S. military activity on its territory.
Russia Won in Syria, Will it Challenge U.S. in Lebanon?
In order for Russia to extend its influence in Syria to Lebanon, it will have to mediate a greater conflict between Iran and Israel.
What Next for U.S. Troops in South Korea?
President Trump's ambivalence toward the Unites States Forces Korea (USFK) is in stark contrast with Seoul's position.
U.S. Troops Secretly Fight Saudi War in Yemen: Report
A New York Times report claims U.S. Green Berets are covertly destroying Houthi rebel missile sites in Yemen on behalf of Saudi Arabia.
Navy Wants to Challenge Russia, China With New Missiles
The Naval Strike Missile is a top candidate for the Navy's littoral combat ships, which critics have said may not stand up to Russian and Chinese power.
Commander: U.S. Can 'Work with Russia' in Afghanistan
The longest-serving commander in the longest war in U.S. history said he would welcome Moscow's help.
What Is the B-21 Bomber?
The next-generation nuclear-capable strategic stealth bomber is expected to be in the air by 2025.
What Is a Space Force? Trump Wants U.S. Troops in Orbit
This is the second time Trump has publicly said he wants to develop a U.S. space force.
U.S. Forces Will Stay in Korea Even After Peace Treaty
The U.S. Forces Korea hold regular military drills with the South Korean army.
U.S. Losing Afghanistan: Militants Expand, Forces Quit
Insurgents such as the Taliban and ISIS exert more control or influence than ever previously recorded by a Congress-mandated watchdog.
U.S., Israel and Saudi Arabia Want Muslims at War: Iran
"The one who must leave is the U.S., not the Islamic Republic. We are from this region: the Persian Gulf is our home; West Asia is our home," Khamenei said.
Syria Reportedly Hit by Strikes as World Powers Clash
Syrian military positions in southern Hama were reportedly attacked as international tensions mounted.
How Does Russia's Air Force Compare to America's?
The U.S. and Russia are the world's top military powers, and Moscow is pushing to challenge Washington's air dominance around the world.
The U.S. Will Not Abandon Syria, Says Mattis
The defense secretary contradicted Trump's claim that U.S. troops would be leaving Syria soon.
Russia, China Will Hold Joint Navy War Games in Pacific
China confirmed it would be hosting another series of joint exercises with Russia as the two lead U.S. military rivals boost their Pacific cooperation.