U.S. Military

Rep. Frederica Wilson's staff have reported multiple threatening phone calls in row over president's treatment of dead soldier's widow.

George W. Bush's ethics chief says Trump doesn't understand pain of military families because he "stayed home during Vietnam with his sore foot."

The driver of the truck reportedly came from a town outside Mogadishu, where a U.S.-led raid mistakenly killed 10 civilians in August.

Trump supposedly has great reverence for the military, but some of his statements seem to indicate a lack of compassion for the sacrifices made by fighting men and women.

Iranian Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari blasted President Donald Trump over his decision to side with Saudi Arabia in a decades-old dispute.

Militant groups including ISIS and Al-Qaeda are active across Africa.

Eight allies showcased NATO's smart defense concept, where one ship neutralizes a ballistic threat while others rush to its defense.

The arrival of new U.S. troops in Poland has Russia pondering deploying additional nuclear-capable Iskander missiles right across the border.

Syria's war is almost over and experts say the U.S. has few options to counter what's been a major victory for Russia, Iran and President Bashar al-Assad.

The president wouldn't say whether he was talking about North Korea, Iran, or Islamic State extremists.

Surrounded by Al-Qaeda, ISIS and Boko Haram militants, the country will soon be home to a $50 million U.S. drone base.

As China's modernized military challenges U.S. interests in the Asia-Pacific, a RAND Corporation report said the risk of conflict is higher than in 2011.

War is not human nature, but through romanticization and censorship people no longer understand its true horror, philosopher AC Grayling argues in this extract.

Iran's foreign minister said his country's authority came from its people, not "beautiful" U.S. weapons used by Tehran's foes.

General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said China's rapid military reforms and economic growth threaten U.S. hegemony.

The 68-page "Russian New Generation Warfare Handbook" envisions clashes between U.S. and Russian forces, especially in Ukraine.

Two rivals are battling ISIS in the jihadists' final stronghold of Deir ez-Zor. One seeks to return Syria to its former self; the other wants more power for Kurds.

A new directive from Naval Surface Forces sparks concern that some sailors aren't getting anywhere near enough sleep.

Russian and U.S. allies are battling insurgents and jihadists trying to topple the Syrian government, but the latter wants to reshape the nation.

The leadership of both North and South Korea appear to agree that more U.S. nuclear weapons could lead to an arms race in the region.

With forces led by Russia and the U.S. less than 10 miles from one another, the U.S. is stepping back to let the Syrian army take Deir Ezzor from ISIS.

China's new military base is just a few miles from the only permanent U.S. outpost in Africa.

Immigrants serving in our armed forces aren’t promised citizenship in exchange for their service.

The U.S. military said there were "a small number of casualties" after a suicide attack struck Bagram Air Field.

Military leaders said they did not fear an invasion from the West, touting Tehran's growing military might at home and abroad.

The Air Force released striking footage after deploying more than 2,000 airmen to assist in rescue and relief operations in areas hit by Hurricane Harvey.

German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said a war between the U.S. and North Korea could be worse than World War II.

The Pentagon says there are actually 11,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, 2,600 more than were previously said to be there.

The U.S.-led coalition bombed the path of the convoy of ISIS fighters and their families, saying it was “a lucrative target” and threatening more strikes.

The B61-12 is planned to be the first U.S. precision-guided atomic bomb and is intended to minimize collateral damage.