The A-10 Thunderbolt Will Be Around For Years, Says John McCain
During a visit to an Arizona military base, John McCain once again put his weight behind the Warthog.
Russia Will Have 55 Stealth Sukhoi T-50 Fighters By 2020, But Are They As Good As The US Stealth Jets?
With the Sukhoi T-50, Russia joins the elite stealth-fighter club. Or does it?
Sony Hack: North Korea Among Top 5 Most Dangerous Cyberwarfare States, Claims Former CIA Chief
A 20-year CIA veteran said the regime “has around 3,000 cyberwarriors in various units of the North Korean army.”
US Congress Wants To Give Weapons To Ukraine To Fight Russia; Obama Hesitant To Pass Bill
President Obama is pondering whether to sign a bill allowing the U.S. to give weapons to the Ukrainian military.
Italian Typhoons Committed To Watch For Russian Aircraft In Baltics As NATO Air Policing Mission Expands
As Russian flights probe NATO airspace, Europe sends its most advanced warplanes to the Eastern border.
Putin's Aggressive Stance On The West And Ukraine Unlikely To Change Even As Economy Plummets
The Russian currency is in serious trouble, and so is the nation's economy, but the president is unlikely to back off.
Denmark Makes First Legal Claim To North Pole As Energy Race Heats Up, But Is Willing To Share
Danish officials acknowledge it could take two or three decades to gain global acceptance of their claim.
The Latest Controversy Around The Mistral Warship: Armed Russian Marines Guarding The Vladivostok?
Russian marines may have boarded the warship that France doesn't want to deliver to Russia.
As US Pulls Out Of Afghanistan, The Taliban's Making Gains, But Struggling To Hold Them
With most of the U.S.-led coalition forces about to exit Afghanistan, the Taliban has resurfaced to inflict major casualties.
Senate Torture Report Lacks Recommendations For Change, But Does The CIA Need It?
The U.S. Senate's massive report on CIA torture contains not so much as one syllable of recommended reforms to the spy agency.
CIA Torture Report: Feinstein, McCain Say Agency's Enhanced Interrogation Techniques Did Not Work
The CIA torture report outlines instances where the agency sought to mislead the government about the effectiveness of such practices.
Cash-Strapped Russia Won't Support Ukrainian Separatist Regions Of Donetsk And Luhansk
If the breakaway regions of Donetsk and Luhansk are looking to Moscow for financial support, they may be disappointed.
CIA Torture Report: US Not The Only Country That Commits Torture
A report will be released Tuesday outlining torture tactics used by the CIA. But, America isn't the only country to have used torture.
NATO And US Close Afghanistan Combat Headquarters After 13 Years Of War
The Afghan war is in its final weeks -- at least for America and its allies, who are packing up and leaving.
20 Years After Budapest Memorandum, Agreement In Tatters As Russian Troops Operate In Ukraine
On its 20th anniversary, the agreement that guarantees the territorial integrity of Ukraine is in tatters.
House Passes $585 Billion Defense Budget For 2015
The bill now goes to the Senate, where conservatives haven't received it well.
Ted Cruz, Conservatives Threaten To Derail 2015 Defense Budget Over Western 'Land Grab' By Government
A series of land provisions is threatening to hold up the 2015 National Defense Authorization Act.
For Ashton Carter, A Likely Easy Ride Through The Senate And A Hard Time At The Pentagon
The likely nominee for defense secretary faces an easy ride through Senate, and a hard time at the Pentagon.
A-10 Thunderbolt Given Reprieve As Senate And House Set To Vote On 2015 National Defense Authorization Act
As Congress ponders its 2015 defense budget, one thing is certain: the embattled A-10 fighter jet that is currently bombing ISIS will be spared.
Iranian Official Refutes Pentagon Claims That Iran Conducted Airstrikes Against ISIS In Iraq: Report
A Pentagon official had earlier claimed that Iranian jets were conducting airstrikes in eastern Iraq without coordinating with U.S. forces.
David Cameron Rips Into Tony Blair Over His Save The Children Award
Tony Blair's controversial Save The Children Global Legacy Award has caused uproar in the public and scorn from the current prime minister.
Russian Nuclear Submarine Fires Intercontinental Ballistic Test Missile From The Barents Sea
The successful test is part of an ambitious military modernization program.
Finland Parliament Passes Law Permitting Same-Sex Marriage
After a close vote in Finland's parliament, gay marriage was finally legalized.
Nigerian Mosque Bombed In Kano, Boko Haram Thought Responsible As Many Feared Dead
A series of bomb blasts targeted one of Nigeria's biggest mosques on Friday with many thought to be dead.
Ebola-Hit Guinea To Trial 15-Minute Solar-Powered Test Kit
Detection times for Ebola patients could be dramatically reduced as a new 15-minute test kit is introduced in Guinea.
Pro-Russian Separatist Moving Into Central And West Ukraine After Bomb Blast In Kharkiv
Rebels in Ukraine are moving into the central and western areas of the country, the nation's security service says.
EU Widens Sanctions To Pro-Russian Separatists In Ukraine
The names of the newly sanctioned are likely to be published in the EU’s official journal Saturday.
13 Inmates Die From Drug Overdose At Venezuelan Prison After Major Riot
The prisoners gained access to a pharmacy and overdosed on drugs, authorities say.
Afghan Mother Kills 25 Taliban Fighters In Seven-Hour Gunbattle After Watching Her Son Slain In Ambush
After watching her son slain by Taliban fighters, a bereaved mother takes up arms and engages in a seven-hour battle with the Taliban.
A-10 Thunderbolt Deployed To Iraq For Fight Against The Islamic State
Despite being on the chopping block just five months ago, the A-10 is now fighting in Iraq.
