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Environmentalists and markets can end Beijing’s monopoly on minerals for smartphones and more. Looks like it’s time for another... Read More
March 3 (UPI) -- The U.S. Navy's newest submarine, the USS Montana, was formally launched on Wednesday, manufacturer Huntington Ingalls... Read More
Despite South Korea’s reputation as a technological powerhouse within Asia, the country has not fielded any stealth fighters —... Read More
The Air Force’s new swarming air-launched munitions program, Golden Horde, has been put to the test for a second time. The latest... Read More
INDOPACOM's Brig. Gen. Jacqueline Brown said "policy is a significant concern...If we build a network, if we build these systems but... Read More
As the Biden administration considers options to respond to the growing threat of violent domestic extremism demonstrated during the Jan. 6... Read More
Digital attacks targeting India’s power grid — which have been widely attributed to China-linked... Read More
The U.S. government has been trying to secure strategic materials by categorizing them as protected from foreign predatory practices,... Read More
The United States and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) are on a trajectory toward conflict. Simply put, the PRC seeks to regain... Read More
The U.S. is not being hasty in saying who did it. This is because naming names requires actually doing something in response. Read More
Sleep deprivation hinders military readiness, yet service members are twice as likely as civilians to experience it, according to a recent... Read More
Timothy Lenderking sat down with the Houthis' lead negotiator late last month. Read More
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon has not yet decided whether National Guard members deployed to protect the Capitol Building will stay past... Read More
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Former Army Sgt. Robert "Bowe" Bergdahl has filed a petition in federal court seeking to have his military conviction and sentence... Read More
A huge portion of U.S. defense spending is going to contractors and military personnel based in just a handful of states, according to data... Read More
As a boy during the Great Depression, Robert Holts hawked newspapers in downtown Omaha. But he couldn’t get a drink of water at some... Read More
Appointment of veteran envoy William Burns as new spy chief speaks to Biden's likely policy approach and priority Read More
The new administration believes it can develop a more effective China strategy if it can work closely with old friends Read More
Countless news outlets have portrayed the nascent Biden administration’s foreign policy as rapidly pivoting away from... Read More
Within days of President Joe Biden’s inauguration, Beijing was stoking the fire with a further crackdown in Hong... Read More
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Two F-35B Lighting II jets landed aboard Italian aircraft carrier ITS Cavour (CVH 550) on March 1st, marking a first for the Italian Navy... Read More
Among technologists, there is an anecdote about a senior military officer who didn’t fully understand the capabilities and limitations... Read More
USS Gabrielle Giffords’ (LCS-10) recently completed 17-month deployment to the Pacific will refine how the Navy thinks about... Read More
Beijing’s One Belt One Road project is an aggressive attempt to expand Chinese influence in the Indo-Pacific. Indeed, Chinese President... Read More
Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornets have flown off the flight deck of a Navy aircraft carrier for the last time. Members of... Read More
In August 2020, USNI News reported that the Navy had “initiated work to develop its first new carrier-based fighter in almost 20... Read More
As work continues on replacing its fleets of outdated ships, the Coast Guard is kicking off the development of two new programs — a... Read More
EARLIER THIS YEAR, as many of you know, WIRED dedicated our February issue of the magazine to an excerpt of 2034. Then, for the... Read More
A barrage of at least 10 rockets targeted an airbase housing American troops in western Iraq on Wednesday, the U.S.-led coalition said. The... Read More
The U.S. Army information operations (IO) community faces an identity crisis. Army IO officers, known by their career field designation of... Read More
A new report emphasizes why it is urgent that the Department of Defense and Congress work together to modernize the way defense... Read More
NGA is pushing for innovation and agility as China continues to advance its space-based remote sensing capabilities. WASHINGTON — The... Read More
Lockheed Martin Corp. and the Pentagon’s contracts management agency reached a formal agreement that the company will provide... Read More
Nuclear modernization is an imperative, because the strategic environment has evolved dramatically since the last century, with more and... Read More
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has called on the U.S. military to reaffirm its core values and ethical conduct, according to a... Read More
Digital attacks targeting India’s power grid — which have been widely attributed to China-linked hackers — may have emboldened Beijing to further flex its muscles in the cyber domain, warned a former top U.S. military official. After recent border clashes between Chinese and Indian troops, power outages knocked out crucial functions, including hospitals, ... Read More
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The United States is in a competition for global talent, as the Fourth Industrial Revolution[i] reshapes much of the world. The United States must engage in a major new challenge– a holistic Artificial Intelligence international competition while addressing the age-old American conundrum surrounding immigration policy. The job outlook for technical professionals, specifically those in ... Read More
More than 7 months on the job, Air Force Chief of Staff General Charles “CQ” Brown remains a man in a hurry to accelerate change. Having mostly served in joint positions and watching his service from the outside, General Brown has seen Air Force bureaucracy in action. And he’s eager to crush it. How would the Chief grade himself so far? During the AFA Aerospace Warfare symposium,... Read More
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