September 5, 2016

By Aaron Mehta and Barbara Opall-Rome, Defense News As US State Department officials try to convince foreign nations to sign on to a new set of guidelines for the export and …

By Thomas Gibbons-Neff, Washington Post Textron, the last U.S. company to build cluster bombs, announced in a securities filing Tuesday that one of its subsidiaries would no longer produce the controversial and internationally derided …

  As the United States continues to battle terrorism on multiple fronts, our staff has compiled the top three mistakes that we continually make as a nation, regardless of the environment …

Kristian Saucier, a former Navy seaman who served as a machinist on a nuclear submarine, is going to prison for one year, following his sentencing last week.  Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton …

This religious and ideological battle has gone on for centuries and will continue until the end of time. How we manage it and fight it, is up to us. With …

Since our efforts to combat ISIS began, we have steadily baby-stepped our way to a much more significant, and what should be an enduring, presence in the Kurdish areas of …

By Michelle Tan, Army Times As the Army continues to integrate women into combat arms jobs, the 75th Ranger Regiment has seen its first female soldier attempt to join its ranks. …