President Trump should follow his instincts and tell the Gulf states to take on more of their own security burden.

That’s part of a draft UAS strategy that calls for a new career field, new advanced training, and soldier-built drones.

The federal shutdown has halted discussions about accelerating the B-21 bomber program, Northrop Grumman CEO Kathy Warden said Tuesday, six months after the company sank hundreds of millions of ...

Estonia, too, is moving to have citizens interact with their government primarily through AI, at least for many essential ...

NSA does not confirm nor deny allegations in the media regarding its operations,” an NSA official told Nextgov/FCW.

Va., argues DHS violated the Antideficiency Act when it transferred staff to agencies focused on border security and ...

The NATO meeting this week highlighted tensions within the alliance—and a recognition that such tensions are exactly what ...

How the service is revamping not just its command and control software, but how it develops systems in general.

The People's Liberation Army is building an “invisible net” across the western Pacific, a five-layer, seabed-to-space sensor ...

Information dominance has become the modern battlefield’s decisive edge — linking sensors, shooters and decision-makers in ...

Air Force officials said the service’s futures organization, known as the A5/7, plans to create a new role of “Chief ...

Developing: President Trump now seems to want to go to war to implement regime change in Venezuela. U.S. officials told the ...