Intercepted Russian Jets In Europe May Signal New Cold War, Or Just Plain Old Diplomacy
Russian airborne forays into Europe may be seen as aggression -- or they may be a form of diplomatic brinksmanship.
NATO Defense Spending Cutbacks May Hurt Afghanistan As Air Support Dwindles
As Western forces pull out of Afghanistan, NATO promises it will keep up air support for Afghans. That is far from sure.
Israel's Iron Dome Missile Defense System To Be Altered For Use At Sea
The company responsible for Israel's Iron Dome will develop a new sea-going version.
Russian Submarine Spotted In Arctic Circle As Race For North Heats Up
Norwegian scientists spotted a Russian submarine that had breached the ice in the Arctic Circle.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 Investigators Now Believe That Military Aircraft Involved In Downing Over Ukraine
Dutch prosecutors investigating the MH17 tragedy consider theory that it might have been shot down by a military aircraft.
Taliban Resurgent As 13-Year War In Afghanistan Nears End
The U.S. has been fighting back the Taliban in Afghanistan for 13 years, but now the jihadist group is back and taking territory.
Record-Breaking Temperatures Expected To Heat Up East Coast
Record-breaking temperatures are expected to hit the East Coast of the United States next week.
Ukraine Exit Polls Show Narrow Lead For Current President As Pro Western Parties Dominate
Election results are not expected to be finalized for 10 days.
Ukrainians Hold Snap Vote; Rebel-Held Areas Not Partaking
Ukraine goes to the polls today to vote for a new government.
UK, US Forces Handover Last Military Bases As Afghanistan Operations Draw Down
After 13 years of war, the U.K. handed over Camp Bastion in Helmand and the U.S. handed over the adjacent Camp Leatherneck to Afghan forces.
Swedish Hunt For Russian Sub Recalls Cold War
A submarine search off Sweden recalls headlines and attitudes from 30 years ago. But the Cold War may not be back -- yet.
Russia To Expand Military Presence On Arctic Coast As Race For The North Heats Up
Russia is sending more troops up north into a thawing Arctic Circle, and one NATO member is already worried.
Fight For Kobani Raises Questions About Obama's 'No Boots On Ground' Policy
The fighting in Kobani has shown that well-equipped troops on the ground could make a huge difference against ISIS.
Australian Ground Troops Join Fight Against ISIS After Agreement Reached With Iraq
After a month of negotiating, Iraq has allowed Australian troops to help in the fight against ISIS.
No Ceasefire in Ukraine, As Donetsk Airport Gets Shelled And Top-Level Talks Fail
Talks on resolving the Ukraine conflict go nowhere as fighting around the Donetsk airport intensifies.
Argentina Announces $1 Billion Domestic Bond Sale To Lift Economic Woes
After years of economic woe, Argentina has announced another domestic bond sale this year that it hopes will raise $1 billion.
Ferguson Shooting: Shots Fired By Law Enforcement Officials, Two Men Arrested
Law enforcement officials in Ferguson shot one man and arrested another near an apartment complex.
Libyan Pilots Bombing Benghazi In Egyptian Aircraft? Highly Unlikely, Experts Say
Claims that Libyan pilots are bombing Islamic militias using Egyptian warplanes are far-fetched, say experts.
ISIS Poised To Launch Major Attack On Town Just 25 Miles From Baghdad
ISIS is poised to launch an attack on a strategic town near Baghdad — but it's facing Sunni opponents.
ISIS May Have Chemical Weapons From Either Iraq Or Syria, But Can It Use Them?
Evidence that ISIS used chemical weapons against Kurds may mean that the terror group can add a new threat to its arsenal.
Iran's Special Forces Commander Qassam Suleimani Takes Center Stage In Fight Against ISIS
Iran trots out its formerly secretive special forces boss to send the message that it's a key partner against ISIS.
Iraqi Troops Abandon Military Base To ISIS Raising Concerns Over Military Strategy In Iraq And Baghdad's Safety
Concerns have been raised about military strategy in Iraq after Iraqi troops abandoned a base while under attack from ISIS.
Turkey Attacks Kurdish Positions On Border With Iraq
Turkish air raids essentially ended the two-year cease-fire with the PKK and raised tension in the region.
Confusion Reigns As Turkey Appears to Renege on Base Deal For US Strikes Against ISIS In Syria
Turkey says it never had a firm deal with the U.S. to allow its bases to be used in the fight against ISIS.
US Scraps 16 Afghan Military Aircraft Worth $400M For Just $32,000
The U.S. military has scrapped 16 Afghan military aircraft after it was revealed that Afghan forces could not maintain them.
Ukraine Crisis Could Force France To Cancel Multibillion Dollar Ship Contract; Russia Prepares For Court Action
Russia is set to go head-to-head with France over a multibillion-dollar contract to build warships threatened by cancellation.
US Commanders Pushing Obama To Fight ISIS With Ground Troops In Iraq
“If we don’t put boots on the ground, we can’t form the coalition, we can’t retake ground that needs to be taken and held."
Syrian-Turkish Buffer Zone Could Save Kobani From ISIS, But Anger Syrian Regime
As fighting continues between Kurdish fighters and ISIS in the Syrian border town of Kobani, Turkish military involvement swings in the balance.
Kim Jong Un Is Missing, But North Korea Still Has A Powerful Military -- That It Probably Can't Use
With leader Kim Jong Un's prolonged absence, North Korea is acting erratically -- but its powerful military likely won't do anything too rash.
ISIS Guide Explains How To Shoot Down US Apache Helicopters
The introduction of Apache attack helicopters in Iraq prompts a jihadist guide explaining how to take them down.
