President Trump invoked emergency production authority to accelerate U.S. weapons manufacturing after depleting nearly 14,000 munitions during the Iran conflict, costing an estimated 80 billion dollars and prompting partnerships between defense contractors and automakers.
Canada considers reopening embassies in Iran and Venezuela to better assist citizens.
NATO's deputy commander urged the alliance to demonstrate unity at an upcoming Turkey summit by increasing defense spending and supporting Ukraine amid uncertainty over U.S. commitment and Russia's growing European threats.
Prime Minister Mark Carney discussed Iran and NATO with US President Donald Trump in a security call.
The Pentagon restores mandatory flu shots for all recruits amid a boot camp outbreak.
U.S. intelligence agencies are preparing a congressionally mandated report by December disclosing hidden wealth of Chinese Communist Party leaders, including Xi Jinping, estimated at billions of dollars held through family members and proxies to obscure their assets.
The U.S. military renamed its Pacific Command, dropping "Indo" from INDOPACOM, signaling diminished focus on India and the Quad as Washington pursues closer ties with China under Trump 2.0's "spheres of influence" approach.
General Christopher Donahue steps down as US Army Europe and Africa commander after 18 months.
President Trump proposed that major American automakers including General Motors and Ford convert production facilities to manufacture missiles and weapons, including Patriot and Tomahawk systems, to boost military output during what officials characterize as wartime conditions.
Liberals are dumbfounded by Angus Taylor's comments on multiculturalism, sparking criticism from colleagues.
Trump and Netanyahu's joint military campaign against Iran, which killed former leader Khamenei in February, failed to achieve regime change despite explicit calls for it, leaving thousands dead and the Iranian government strengthened under Khamenei's successor.
Vice President JD Vance proposed deploying Indian troops in Ukraine, but Trump rejected it.
The Pentagon requested $80 billion from Congress for Iran war operations, adding to President Trump's $1.5 trillion defense budget proposal, though Democratic lawmakers express skepticism about the conflict's costs and necessity.
Japan's defence outreach counters China's military rise with a combined security, economic, and diplomatic approach.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized NATO allies as "shameful" and announced a six-month Pentagon performance review linking American military presence to their defense spending and capabilities, though European leaders argue they already address his stated priorities since Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Trump warns Iran ceasefire on ‘life support’ as US weighs military options if talks fail
Defense Secretary Hegseth criticized NATO allies and launched a six-month performance review, though European nations were simultaneously advancing their own comprehensive defense agenda including increased spending, military modernization, and deployment infrastructure upgrades since Russia's 2022 Ukraine invasion.
Christians have repeatedly tried to claim the US as their own throughout history, often during times of crisis.
A flu outbreak at a Texas air base has grown to nearly 300 cases after a vaccine shot requirement was eliminated.
NATO will announce seventy billion euros in military aid to Ukraine and new defense contracts at its upcoming Ankara summit, while reaffirming collective defense commitments amid tensions over European defense spending and deep strike capabilities.
Trump doubts the US struck an Iranian school, killing over 175, on the first day of the Iran war.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte met President Trump to ease tensions before next month's summit, with Trump demanding ally loyalty while threatening to reduce U.S. military presence in Europe over perceived insufficient support during the Iran conflict.
The Pentagon restores mandatory flu shots for all recruits amid a boot camp outbreak.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms maintaining military occupation in southern Lebanon.
The Air Force reinstates flu vaccine rule for recruits after over 200 fall ill at a base.
México faces US criticism on crime despite unchecked US arms trafficking and drug consumption.
General Christopher Donahue is stepping down as US Army commander in Europe and Africa after 18 months.
Trump claims Americans demand $80 billion more to fund the war with Iran.
The Pentagon requested roughly $80 billion from Congress to cover U.S. war costs against Iran, while Iran's president negotiated in Pakistan to end the conflict.
Donald Trump criticizes Keir Starmer, saying the British public did not like his refusal to join the war against Iran.
Guerrilla artists projected anti-Trump images on DC landmarks, including a crocodile and vampire.
NATO Given Six Months by the U.S. to Prove Its Worth
Comedian D.L. Hughley calls White House UFC event attendees racists on social media.
Cuba promises urgent economic reforms amid US pressure and growing social crisis.
A gay rights activist sues the Defense Department to clarify Scouting America's transgender policy after a Pentagon deal.
A Texas Air Force base reports nearly 300 flu cases after a vaccine mandate was lifted in April.
Prime Minister Mark Carney favors reopening Canada's embassies in Iran and Venezuela.
General Christopher Donahue, the last US soldier out of Afghanistan, is stepping down as commander of US Army Europe and Africa.
US soldiers wounded in an Iran-linked drone strike claim the army downplayed their injuries.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte visits President Trump at the White House to ease tensions before next month's summit, as Trump threatens to leave the alliance over burden-sharing disputes and European refusal to support his Iran strategy.
Colombia's president-elect de la Espriella confirmed joining Trump's Shield of the Americas coalition, a Trump-backed military alliance coordinating regional forces against transnational cartels while limiting Chinese infrastructure involvement and containing migration northward.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte visits the White House to address Trump's criticisms of the alliance.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth allegedly discriminates against black and female officers.
Gen. Christopher Donahue is stepping down as commander of US Army Europe and Africa after 18 months.
Colombia's president-elect Abelardo de la Espriella will join the US-led Shield of the Americas on August 7.
Washington's plan to re-evaluate its European posture may undermine US nuclear deterrence by reducing conventional presence.
President Trump threatens to not help NATO when needed due to unequal spending.
Romance scams cost Australians over $37 million in 18 months, sparking calls for bank and app refunds.
Anthropic's 3,000 employees remain bewildered after the White House abruptly shut down the company's two most powerful AI models with minimal notice and vague national security justification, leaving staff questioning whether the decision stems from technical concerns or political animus toward the firm.
The US and China, facing domestic economic challenges and military tensions, are moving closer through diplomatic summits and military talks, with both nations discussing tariff reductions and improved safety protocols to reduce miscalculation risks.