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Can gender discrimination, sexual harassment, and other barriers explain why women make up less than 10% of special operations forces? U.S. Special...

The Biden administration has imposed an unprecedented dogma on federal employees, from Delta Force to the Department of Transportation. They can refuse only at cost to their careers. This must stop.

Had I known what I know now, I would not have taken a role in getting veterans into mental health treatment that might place lives at risk.

Leaked documents reveal the secret operations of Anomaly 6, a shadowy private spying firm tracking crypto users on behalf of the US government.

Silicon Valley went to Washington, DC, to save the Pentagon. It got messy.

Palmer Luckey, the founder of high-tech defense contractor Anduril Industries Inc., says his company will continue a hiring spree.

The US Air Force (USAF) has chosen Will Rogers Air National Guard Base (ANGB) as the only candidate location to receive AT-802U Sky Warden aircraft.

The Sig Sauer is the perfect firearm for fans of the 1911. It offers solid steel construction in a one-pound package, a hair over an inch wide and just 5.9 inches long. Lots of bang for the buck, literally.

With the war in Ukraine prompting questions about the health and resilience of the defense industrial base, legacy defense primes this year seemed to steal back some of the limelight from the Silicon Valley-based tech startups.

Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Weimer will serve as the Army's next top noncommissioned officer, Military.com confirmed.