Defense

The president’s tirade against NATO chief Mark Rutte stemmed from his frustration that allies wouldn’t let the U.S. access military bases for attacks against Iran.

The head of the alliance tried to thread the needle between an irate U.S. president and NATO members who feel unfairly maligned.

As negotiations begin this weekend in Pakistan, the war has reaffirmed Iran’s regional significance.

The Defense Secretary repeatedly referred to the U.S. military operation in the past tense.

Defense officials are expanding a list of strike options.

The president has grown increasingly furious with the decades-old alliance amid the war in Iran.

The second crew member’s fate is unknown.

The departure of Army Chief of State Gen. Randy George follows a string of high-level firings under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and comes amid the Iran war.

The administration has a lot to deal with in the Middle East – and doesn’t want to hassle with Russia.

Iran is fighting a different kind of war, one less focused on military tactics than economics.

The high-stakes journey will slingshot four astronauts around the moon and back.

A withdrawal from the alliance would require discussions with lawmakers and a defined process that does not appear to have started.

The space agency is preparing to launch its highest-stakes mission in decades, carrying astronauts deeper into space than ever before.

The president will address the nation Wednesday evening on the war.

The warning comes as the U.S. burns through air defense interceptors and other weapons in its military campaign against Tehran.

The administration’s mixed messaging has spooked U.S. partners and allies fearful of worsening economic fallout if the president intensifies the war on Iran

The Pentagon’s decision not to release a Global Posture Review follows the go-it-alone pattern of the Trump administration.

The House Armed Services Committee chair said the department owes lawmakers more information about the administration’s plans for U.S. troops in the Middle East.

This was the third test of GOP support for the president's actions, even as oil prices have shot up and the American public appears increasingly disenchanted with the war.

The decision to move the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division to the region heightens the possibility U.S. troops will enter Iran.