Ex-soldier Googled "can hacking be treason?" pleads guilty
Wagenius and his accomplices plotted to defraud at least 10 organizations using stolen credentials to access telecom companies' networks, attempting to extort at least $1 million.
DoD all in on Ukraine's swarms-of-cheap-drones strategy
Drones are the biggest battlefield innovation in a generation, accounting for most of this year's casualties in Ukraine. Our adversaries collectively produce millions of cheap drones each year.
Pentagon provided $2.4tn to private arms firms to fund war and weapons', report finds
Most of the Pentagon's discretionary spending from 2020 to 2024 has gone to outside military contractors, providing a $2.4tn boon in public funds to private firms.
A more complicated type of kill chain is making China's missiles a deadlier problem for US forces, a top general says
China has developed a "kill web," an advanced network of systems across domains that enhances the accuracy and reliability of its weapons. This evolution is significant for military capabilities.
For B-2 pilots, a 37-hour nonstop mission to Iran and back
In the real mission, flown in the early hours of Sunday morning in Iran, the pilots would 'feel the clunk' of their weapons bay doors opening, possibly exposing them to enemy radar.
How much have US wars in the Middle East and Afghanistan cost?
The ongoing US military actions in the Middle East, marked by extensive bombings and a staggering financial toll, highlight the serious impact of decades-long warfare.
What we know about the US bunker-buster bombs that reportedly hit Iran's nuke sites
The GBU-57, a 30,000-pound bomb, is specifically designed to penetrate well-protected facilities up to 200 feet underground, making it a key asset against hardened targets.