A comprehensive federal regulatory framework for AI is neither politically nor technically feasible. A more flexible approach is needed.

At the seventeenth BRICS+ Summit in Brazil this July, Uzbekistan was granted official partner country status—alongside ...

The Second World War was known for its iconic, advanced (for its era) weapons. Hitler’s Germany was particularly notorious for its technical skill. The Allies, too, had their own set of equipment that ...

A marvel of engineering in its day, the USS Washington blended heavy armor with impressive speed. She was truly a “fast battleship” capable of keeping pace with carrier task forces. Her displacement ...

The Senate NDAA proposal will not only raise defense spending but also devote resources to urgent priorities, especially in ...

With Azerbaijan defying Russia, the Caucasus region has the opportunity to clinch a historic peace deal and move closer to the United States.

The last surviving battleship to have served in both World Wars has secured a new permanent home at Galveston’s Pier 15, following extensive restoration and amid local controversy.

Since the ongoing conflict in Ukraine has proved the role MBTs continue to play in modern warfare, the continued upgrades to the Abrams tank series make sense. Kyiv is unlikely to receive the newest ...

One Russian fleet notably absent from the July Storm exercises is the Black Sea Fleet, which is not surprising given the tremendous beating it has taken in Ukraine.

The Catalina’s actions at Midway not only redeemed its reputation after early war setbacks, but also exemplified how reconnaissance could dictate naval engagements.

Reauthorizing the DFC with an employee ownership focus could counter China’s influence, empower workers in developing nations, and align US foreign investment with long-term economic self-sufficiency ...

The USS Edsall—or the “dancing mouse,” as her brutal Japanese opponents dubbed her—exemplified the very best that the US Navy has to offer.