Military

China and Russia's partnership in the Arctic poses security threats near Alaska, altering regional dynamics according to U.S. officials.

Pentagon warns of China-Russia alliance threatening Arctic security

Amnesty International is the first major human rights organization to accuse Israel of genocide in Gaza, releasing a report of its evidence.

New Amnesty International report accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza

A Hamas commander who led a deadly assault on a kibbutz during the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks is dead. The IDF says they killed him in an airstrike.

IDF, Shin Bet say Israel killed Hamas commander involved with Oct 7 attacks

A judge ruled the U.S. Naval Academy can use race as a factor in admissions, rejecting a challenge from Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA).

Judge rules Naval Academy can consider race as a factor in admissions

Moscow warned the West against deeper involvement in the Ukraine conflict, signaling its readiness to defend its interests.

Russia will use ‘any means’ to defend interests: Russian foreign minister

The U.S. Army successfully conducted a double-shot test strike using a new long-range missile, known as PrSM.

US Army conducts double-shot with ATACMS missile replacement

The Philippines says the Chinese coast guard fired water cannons and hit one of its ships in the South China Sea on Wednesday.

Philippines says Chinese coast guard sideswiped, fired water cannon at ship

A trial is underway in Britain where prosecutors accuse three Bulgarians of being part of a Russian spy ring that targeted Ukrainian soldiers.

Russians accused of operating spy ring targeting Ukrainian soldiers at US base

Russia's top general warned his US counterpart of live-fire missile tests in the Mediterranean Sea amid tensions between the two nations.

Top Russian, US generals discuss Mediterranean drills in rare call

U.K. defense minister Alistair Carns warned the British Army could be wiped out within six months of a large-scale war.

UK defense minister warns British Army could be wiped out in large-scale war

Three US Army soldiers stationed in Texas face federal charges for alleged human smuggling operation near Mexico border.

3 US soldiers charged in human smuggling case

Maryland's senators have offered a deal giving Washington, D.C., the RFK Stadium site in exchange for one of its Air National Guard squadrons.

Washington Commanders stadium talks may come down to Maryland-DC deal

The U.S. has activated a Space Force unit in Japan for the first time as it looks to protect the country from regional threats.

How the US Space Force will work to protect Japan’s national security

A motion has been made to impeach South Korea's president after he declared martial law on Tuesday.

South Korean president faces impeachment calls after martial law order

Host Ryan Robertson sits down for a conversation with the commander of the European NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training Program in Texas.

A conversation with NATO’s commander in North Texas: Weapons and Warfare

The Navy is on the verge of turning their three Zumwalt destroyers into hypersonic heavyweights after abandoning the ship design.

Advanced Zumwalt destroyers to host US Navy’s 1st hypersonic weapon

An undocumented Chinese national in California has been charged by the U.S. for allegedly sending weapons to North Korea.

US charges Chinese national with sending guns and ammo to North Korea

Hamas claims that 33 hostages in Gaza have been killed since Israel's war against the militant group began more than a year ago.

Hamas says 33 hostages killed, Trump demands release of remaining captives

A Chinese student was arrested in South Korea for allegedly taking drone video of a U.S. aircraft carrier reportedly has ties to the CCP.

Chinese student arrested for filming US aircraft carrier has ties to CCP: Report

The U.S. Army will have a new commander for Europe and Africa after Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., dropped his hold.

Sen. Mullin drops hold on promotion of general who led Afghanistan withdrawal

The Biden administration announced it is sending $725 million in military aid to Ukraine on Monday as Biden's presidency nears its end.

White House sending $725M in weapons to Ukraine as Biden enters final weeks

The search for five missing people has been suspended after rough seas and turbulent weather overturned a boat in Alaska on Sunday.

Coast Guard suspends search for 5 people after boat capsizes in Alaska

Iran opens communication with Syria's new rebel leadership to prevent hostile relations and maintain regional influence after Assad's ousting.

After rebels win control in Aleppo, Syrian government and Russia strike back

The Israeli military said Monday, Dec. 2, that an American-Israeli citizen is dead in Gaza and has been for a long time.

American-Israeli soldier confirmed dead in Gaza during original attacks

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