What The New US Authorization To Use Force Against ISIS, Other Terror Groups May Say
President Obama is about to ask Congress for authorization to continue the fight against ISIS and other terror groups.
Measles Vaccine Poll In US Says 83% Think It's Safe For Healthy Children
A public poll concluded that a majority believe the measles vaccine is safe for healthy children, even as a nationwide outbreak continues.
Boston Gets Record Snowfall, State Of Emergency Declared In Massachusetts
It has snowed for 13 of the past 17 days in Boston — and Massachusetts has seen 70 inches of snow fall over the last 30 days.
Ashton Carter Wants Tough NATO Action Against Russia's 'Influence' In Eastern Europe
The defense secretary nominee responded to questions from the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Russian Air Force To Receive Fifth-Generation Stealth Fighter Jet
The announcement comes amid international condemnation of Russia's role in the East Ukraine war.
German Defense Minister Says Giving Arms To Ukraine Would Be 'Catalyst' For War
The U.S. has hinted at sending weapons to Ukraine, but the German government is not on board.
The A-10 Thunderbolt, John McCain's Pet Airplane, Is The Deadliest Aircraft - For Friendly Troops And Civilians
The A-10 was saved from cuts since it was useful to ground troops, but recent government data say it's the most dangerous.
Key Rail Hub Of Debaltseve Is Newest Strategic And Symbolic Trophy in Ukraine War
The battle for the city and its important transport links rages, trapping thousands in dire conditions.
Jordan's 'Relentless War' After ISIS Burns Pilot Alive May Include Special Forces, More Airstrikes
King Abdullah II has vowed "relentless war" against ISIS after the extremist group killed a Jordanian pilot. Here's how he might wage it.
Russian Air Force And Navy To Receive 200 New Aircraft In 2015, More Than Most World Air Forces Have
Russia is set to take delivery this year of more warplanes than most nations have in their entire inventory.
Young Russians Dodge Draft More And More To Avoid Risk Of Fighting In Ukraine
Russia's increased involvement in the Ukraine war has given young Russians more reason to avoid conscription.
Defense Budget 2016: Pentagon Requests Record $534 Billion Budget, Ignores Spending Caps
The baseline budget is the biggest in history, bigger in fact than spending caps will allow.
Scared By Ukraine War, Belarus Strongman Lukashenko Mulls Ditching Russia
Even the Belarusian president dubbed "the last dictator in Europe" is distancing himself from Moscow these days.
Donetsk Shelling Kills 14 Civilians Waiting In Line For Food Aid
Shells rained down on the East Ukrainian city, prompting the scrapping of peace talks. It's unclear who fired.
Pro-Russian Rebels Have An Air Force Made From Old Soviet Aircraft, Say Ukraine Officials
Ukraine reported earlier this week that it had shot down several Soviet-era fighters from the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic.
European Union Considers New Sanctions Against Russia Amid East Ukraine Offensive
The details emerged just days after a pro-rebel offensive saw 30 people killed and hundreds injured on Saturday in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol.
Ukraine Parliament Votes To Call Donetsk And Luhansk People's Republics Terrorist Groups
The Ukrainian parliament also named the Russian Federation as an aggressor state.
Russian Nuclear Weapons Cannot Be Stopped By US Defenses, Says Russian Deputy Prime Minister
The deputy prime minister says Russia's new nukes cannot be stopped, but it may just be political bluster.
NATO Secretary General Reaffirms Support For Ukraine, But Refuses Lethal Military Aid
NATO reaffirms its support for Ukraine but will not commit to "lethal aid," meaning weapons.
France Reduces Military Cuts After Terror Attacks, But Has Funding Trouble
The terror attacks in Paris persuaded the government to reduce its defense cuts, but funding is a problem.
Pro-Russian Rebels Commence Russia-Backed Offensive On Donetsk
The leader of the pro-Russian rebels said he won't negotiate a ceasefire, and instead began a major offensive in East Ukraine.
Saudi Arabia's Advanced, Powerful Military Faces ISIS Threat In Wake Of King Abdullah's Death
Saudi Arabia is facing its greatest threat in years. Thankfully, it has one of the world's most formidable armies.
Ukraine Army Retreats From Destroyed Donetsk Airport, Soldiers Captured
The retreat could spell the end of hostilities at the airport, but fighting has migrated to surrounding areas.
US Military To Conduct Exercises With Ukrainian Troops In Spring, Says Top US General
While conducting joint exercises with Ukrainian forces, U.S. troops will train them to defend against Russian artillery.
US Navy Opens Submarine Service To Enlisted Women
An area of U.S. military service formerly open only to men will now be integrated.
Veteran Advocates Unhappy With Obama's 'Disappointing' State Of The Union Speech
Veterans Groups are unhappy that President Obama did not talk about many of the problems faced by veterans in the U.S.
Top US Commander Goes To Ukraine For Talks As East Ukraine War With Pro-Russia Rebels Heats Up
The head of U.S. Army Europe will discuss joint exercises and training with Russia's enemy.
East Ukraine War: Russian State TV Purportedly Shows Russian Troops Inside Donetsk Airport
Video from a pro-Russian TV station may prove that Russians are fighting in East Ukraine, trying to take control of the strategic site.
France's War Against ISIS Could Create Homegrown Terrorists, Experts Say
France's commitment to striking ISIS in Iraq is now raising concerns over increased domestic terrorism.
Donetsk Airport Battle Continues As Conflicting Reports Arise In Ukraine
Both the Ukrainian military and pro-Russian separatists are claiming victory in the fight for the airport.
