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An Islamic State affiliate recently launched a series of violent assaults in West Africa, according to a British military publication that monitors terrorism and insurgency. → Read More
A U.S. airstrike killed 10 civilians in western Afghanistan earlier this month, Afghan officials said on Wednesday. → Read More
What does an old, analog phone have to do with the military? For the Army’s top general, it’s a metaphor for the importance of transformation. → Read More
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff warned NATO allies on Tuesday that they cannot become "complacent" as the alliance continues to prevent the outbreak of a major war. → Read More
As warfare continues to enter the digital realm, the Army plans to transform its cyber operations branch into a full-scale information warfare command, according to a top U.S. general. → Read More
A Navy SEAL who was charged in the 2017 death of a Green Beret pleaded not guilty on Friday to murder. → Read More
Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani was killed Thursday night in a strike by an MQ-9 Reaper drone. → Read More
A top Iranian general widely considered responsible for spreading the country’s influence across the Middle East was killed in an air strike outside of the Baghdad airport in Iraq on Thursday night. → Read More
Several Twitter accounts belonging to the Russian Foreign Ministry have been pushing false narratives about the Soviet Union's involvement in World War II in what experts believe is an attempt to justify the Kremlin's recent actions. → Read More
A Pentagon report has found that 123 military spouses died from suicide in 2017. → Read More
About 6,000 veterans have committed suicide every year for nearly a decade, according to a new government report. → Read More
The Pentagon is sending additional troops and missiles to Saudi Arabia in response to Iran's attack on Saudi oil facilities last weekend. → Read More
Defense Secretary Mark Esper accused China of using its economic power as political leverage with smaller nations. → Read More
An Air Force veteran battling cancer was bitten more than 100 times by ants days before he died at a Veterans Affairs hospital in Georgia, according to his daughter. → Read More
If there is one thing that keeps the Pentagon's cyber chief up at night, it's the potential for an enemy to "miscalculate" a cyberattack that creates much more damage than is intended. → Read More
The second-in-command of a Navy submarine was fired this week, making him the third senior leader of a ship to be dismissed in two days. → Read More
Thousands of U.S. troops in South Korea may have had their credit card information stolen in a massive hack. → Read More
To win against adversaries such as China and Russia, the Army can't just be better than a single competitor, it needs to be the best overall, and that requires cloud computing. → Read More
China's government plans to leverage the growing data industry and cutting-edge technologies as part of its strategy to get an edge on its competitors, according to the Department of Defense's intelligence chief. → Read More
The Department of Defense test-launched a ground-based cruise missile Sunday, the first test of its kind since President Trump removed the U.S. from a Cold War-era treaty banning them earlier this month. → Read More