Defense

The New START deal was the last vestige of arms control between the world’s largest superpowers.

The site appeared online in 1997.

Russian and U.S. nuclear arsenals could expand for the first time in three decades.

The president vowed to build a missile defense shield for the country in three years. It’s nowhere close to being done.

State Department cables obtained by POLITICO lay bare the frustrations — and aspirations — of US allies and adversaries watching Trump seek the Danish island.

65 percent of Trump voters say the U.S. should take military action in at least one country, according to a new POLITICO poll.

This week’s meetings were the first time all three countries sat face-to-face for talks to try and hash out a ceasefire.

The National Defense Strategy, a dramatic shift from previous administrations, reinforces many of the military moves already undertaken by the president.

A 1951 treaty between the U.S. and Denmark already covers much of what a potential agreement on the island would include.

GOP lawmakers pulled out all the stops to manage a tie vote and keep a war powers effort at bay a week after Senate Republicans quashed a similar measure.

GOP lawmakers insisted U.S. military force against the Arctic island was never actually an option.

The move signals a potentially more harder-line approach by the White House.

As DHS looks to increase deportations and build the wall, commissioner Rodney Scott requested a pricey office renovation project.

The president has used the armed forces during his second term as an initial option rather than a last resort.

Officials from 11 American host cities met with military and law-enforcement leaders to game out security threats to the summertime tournament.

The paper, which traces its roots back to the Civil War, receives some funding from the Pentagon and its staff is Defense Department employees.

Two Republicans who initially supported the measure flipped after extensive lobbying by the Trump administration.

Much of the president’s signature defense shield isn’t even supposed to be based on land.

The move comes as the Trump administration weighs options to punish Tehran over its crackdown on protesters.

Many of the troops and ships once at the president’s disposal have shifted to the Caribbean.