The Trump administration plans to notify Russia next week that the U.S. is preparing to pull out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, The New York Times and The Guardian reported Friday, citing U.S. officials and foreign diplomats.
Federal intelligence, security and law enforcement agencies issued a rare joint-statement Friday acknowledging active foreign influence campaigns being waged by multiple nations against the U.S. with only a few weeks remaining until the midterm elections.
An U.S. Navy helicopter crashed on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan on Friday, causing non-fatal injuries to sailors, the Navy said.
The Navy is balking at restoring benefits and back pay to a former Navy SEAL whose sexual assault conviction was overturned by the military’s highest court due to unlawful meddling by the services’ top legal officer, a defense attorney charges.
Critical industries in the United States and abroad have been targeted recently by a cyber-espionage campaign waged with computer code previously traced to the Chinese military, but security researchers analyzing the latest activity are skeptical of solely blaming the same state-sponsored hacking group as before.
Mexico has asked the United Nations for assistance with the migrant caravan knocking on its border, saying international officials must help figure out who deserves asylum and who should be deported or refused entry.
The Saudi royals are claiming Jamal Khashoggi died as a result of a fist fight in the Saudi consulate 18 days ago. This is over-the-top absurd.
Old Ironsides is turning 221.
President Donald Trump inflated the projected benefits of an arms deal with the Saudis as he defended his wait-and-see attitude about Saudi complicity in the disappearance of a journalist whose apparent murder has sparked world outrage.
Plans are in the works for construction of a new Veterans Affairs medical clinic in the central Indiana city of Muncie.
Police says suicide bomber strikes election polling station in Afghan capital Kabul, casualties reported.
With his demand that the Pentagon create a new military service - a Space Force to assure "American dominance in space" - President Donald Trump has injected urgency into a long-meandering debate over the best way to protect U.S. interests in space, both military and commercial.
An Elkins woman traveled the globe during her 25 years in the military.
Angeline Nanni didn't want to be a beautician.
A brazen attack that the Taliban says targeted the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan is a stark reminder of the formidable task the Trump administration faces as it tries to extricate America from its longest war.
The Latest on parliamentary elections in Afghanistan (all times local):
Federal officials are marking the expansion of a pedestrian annex building at the San Luis, Arizona port of entry on the border with Mexico.
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In July, when a recruiter came to pick up their son bound for boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, Maureen Guarino remembers her husband telling her, "'I don't know how you keep doing this.'"
Japan's defense minister says he plans to start a program for professional airmen to strengthen ties between his country and Southeast Asia.
European and Japanese space agencies said an Ariane 5 rocket successfully lifted a spacecraft carrying two probes into orbit Saturday for a joint mission to Mercury, the closest planet to the sun.
President Donald Trump's national security adviser will raise thorny subjects with his counterparts when he visits Moscow to help craft a script for another high-level meeting between Trump and Russia President Vladimir Putin.
Former Vice President Joe Biden visited a Virginia shipyard that builds aircraft carriers and submarines.
The Trump administration said Friday it is probing a data breach in which rogue actors accessed 75,000 individuals' files with a web tool agents and brokers use to help people enroll in Obamacare.
A former U.S. Navy commander has been sentenced to more than two years in prison after pleading guilty to accepting lavish dinners, drinks and the services of prostitutes in exchange for providing ship schedules to a Malaysian defense contractor at the center of one of the military's worst corruption scandals.
A Houston hospital is replacing the surgical director of its renowned heart transplant programs with two veteran transplant surgeons and a veteran transplant program executive after a series of media reports on an unusual number of patient deaths.
