North Korea Nuclear Weapons: UN Security Council Passes New Sanctions Against Kim Jong Un Regime
The 15-member council sanctions aim to prevent Pyongyang from obtaining resources for its nuclear weapons program.
Russia Unveils 6th Generation Fighter Jet Designs To Compete With the US
The race for air superiority has heated up since Moscow began a $700 billion, 10-year modernization program to gain parity with the U.S.
ISIS Terror Plot In Jordan Thwarted By Special Forces Raid Near Syrian Border
Jordanian special forces were involved in a deadly overnight firefight in a town on the country's Syrian border.
Russian Airstrikes In Syria Are Helping ISIS Terrorists Into Europe: US Air Force General
Gen. Philip Breedlove, the top U.S. commander in Europe, said terrorists are sneaking into Europe because of Russia, but experts disagree.
Pentagon Approves 'Bunker Buster' Smart Bombs Sale To Turkey For Fight Against Kurds
The sale comes during a pivotal time for Turkey's war against the Kurdistan Workers' Party in northern Iraq.
After Iranian Elections, President Rouhani Targets Syria Changes And New Relationship With West
The recent landslide win by moderates in Tehran may help President Hassan Rouhani open up Iran to the West and change strategy in war-torn Syria.
Russia Taking US Military Sales As Allies Grow Tired Of Slow White House Process To Buy Weapons
The process of selling U.S. weapons to overseas customers is slow and is pushing allies to deal with Russia.
ISIS In Iraq: US Delta Force Commence Mosul Operations Against Last Islamic State Stronghold
US Special Forces have commenced operations against the terror group's final stronghold in Mosul, northern Iraq.
Amid Russia-Turkey Ceasefire Violations In Syria, NATO Concerned About Wider Conflict With Moscow
The continued tit-for-tat violations between Turkey and Russia are making NATO officials fear a wider conflict and a standoff with Moscow.
Marijuana Legalization 2016: Where Do Hillary Clinton And Bernie Sanders Stand On Cannabis Use?
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders differ on legalization of cannabis, but both support a softening of current federal laws.
Donald Trump Fort Worth Rally Live Stream: Watch The Republican Front-Runner Continue His Presidential Bid
The New York businessman is vying to win the 155 Republican delegates up for grabs in Texas on Super Tuesday.
US Air Force Unveils Northrop Grumman's New Long Range Strike Bomber: The B-21
The rough design resembles the Air Force's old B-2 Spirit bomber, but the new one will be much cheaper.
Australia Defense Spending: Prime Minister Turnbull Issues $21.5B Boost To Military
The increase will take place in the next 10 years and see overall defense spending increase to 2 percent of GDP.
US Nuclear Weapons: Amid Threats From Russia, China, North Korea, $450B Modernization Program Pushed
That's how much would need to be spent to replace the U.S. nuclear deterrent — and send a strong message to Russia, China and North Korea, the Pentagon says.
Saudi Arabia Arms Embargo: EU Passes Resolution To Stop Humanitarian Breaches In Yemen Civil War
The embargo will give inspectors time to investigate whether humanitarian laws have been breached in Yemen.
ISIS Fighters In Afghanistan Switch Allegiances To Kabul Government And Join Peace Process
The militants are thought to be the first members of the Islamic State group to have renounced it and joined the reconciliation process.
US War Against ISIS: Contractors In Iraq Increase Amid Anti-Islamic State Fight
While troop levels have steadily risen in Iraq, the number of contractors hired by the Pentagon has increased eightfold.
ISIS Targets Hit By Russian And Syrian Warplanes Days Ahead Of Syria Truce
In bombing raids meant to reopen an ISIS-controlled road, 20 of the terror group’s fighters and four civilians were killed.
CNN Democratic Town Hall Live Stream: How To Watch Hillary Clinton And Bernie Sanders Face Off In South Carolina
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton go head-to-head in a South Carolina town hall.
US Navy Lagging Behind China In South China Sea Rivalry: Admiral
The arrival of advanced missile batteries and radars in the region have alarmed U.S. Navy top brass.
Swedish Teen Rescued From Islamic State By Anti-ISIS Kurdish Special Forces In Mosul, Iraq
Kurdish Special Forces took part in the raid near the Islamic State group's stronghold of Mosul, in northern Iraq.
Bolivia Referendum 2016: Constitution Could Change As President Evo Morales Attempts To Extend Term Limits
A referendum to be held Sunday will dictate whether current President Evo Morales can stay in power until 2025.
In South Carolina, Here’s Why Veterans Are So Important In The 2016 Republican Primary
More than 400,000 former service members are eligible to vote in South Carolina's GOP primary Saturday, with VA services a key concern.
Flight MH370 Update: 'Rogue Pilot' Theory May Be Considered By Investigators
Investigators have been working from the theory that the aircraft was on autopilot when it disappeared, but may now consider the "rogue pilot" theory.
Amid Syrian Civil War Ceasefire, ISIS Fighters Ousted From Strategic Region
ISIS fighters were defeated near to the strategic northern town of Latakia in Syria the same day a truce was due to begin.
Amid Fighting In East Ukraine, Suicide, PTSD And Domestic Abuse Take Center Stage
Amid combat in East Ukraine, soldiers and families are struggling to deal with high rates of suicide, PTSD and domestic abuse.
Northrop Grumman Long-Range-Bomber Contract Win Upheld By GAO After Lockheed And Boeing Protest
The decision should rejuvenate Northrop’s aviation business and ease concerns at its Palmdale, California, plant.
Amid North Korea Nuclear Threats, South Korea Calls For New, 'Extraordinary' United Nations Sanctions
South Korea's ambassador to the United Nations called for new sanctions against North Korea to thwart its “nuclear blackmail.”
Veterans' Suicide Hotline Staff Allowed Calls To Go To Voicemail Amid Busy Year
The unanswered calls were automatically sent to voicemail by untrained staff that were not aware a voicemail system existed.
Pentagon Reduces F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Production Amid Defense Budget Cuts
Amid budgetary constraints, the U.S. military cut purchases of the advanced stealth fighter jet.
