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Amid tension with China over the future of Taiwan, part of U.S. strategy is a major upgrade of security ties with Japan.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Fast Track designation to enibarcimab for the treatment of septic shock. Enibarcimab (formerly

The Navy has admitted that all of its key shipbuilding programs -- from the new Columbia-class submarine to the new Constellation-class frigate -- are facing yearslong delays.

Chinese coast guard ships have slammed Philippines boats with water cannons, shattering a windshield and injuring Filipino crew.

Despite net-zero plans, banks in the US put in $134B for industrial livestock corporations, with three institutions making up 55% of that.

Oil and gasoline products remain "critical to national security," two former chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a legal brief, weighing in on a closely watched court case in Hawaii that has activists calling on America's top energy companies to pay damages for contributions to climate change.

In 2015, U.S. defense officials acknowledged that a Chinese submarine tracked an American aircraft carrier in the waters of Japan. At the time, the incident showed how tensions were rising between the world’s two most powerful nations. It also raised questions that continue to remain relevant about the viability of American surface vessels in a potential conflict in the

Aéroports de Montréal and Air Transat have organised the 10th edition of the ‘Premium Kids’ event at YUL for children with autism.

The Navy's top officer says that she ordered a "deep dive" into maintenance and readiness issues following the amphibious ship USS Boxer's monthslong deployment delay that finally ended last week.

Amid program delays and budget choices, new CNO vows more learning and "more players on the field."