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Is this finally the end of the 2002 AUMF?

The Marine Corps is flexing its electronic warfare muscles.

Some Republican lawmakers have said they will oppose capping or cutting defense spending.

That’s one hell of a final test.

Two C-17s carrying rescue teams and medical equipment arrived at Incirlik Air Base on Wednesday.

The Army once had a simulation round for a tactical nuclear blast.

The incident is under investigation.

Spy balloons are just one way that China conducts espionage against the U.S.

Meet the 'Arizona Balloon Buster.'

Costs and delays are going up, and ships are spending less time in operation.

The move affects the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force Special Operations Command.

Ladies and gentlemen: we got him.

“It might have been nice … if there had been something obvious and clear to say that we weren’t being attacked by a foreign power."

‘The Covenant’ debuts April 21.

The suspension is not expected to affect the training of Ukrainian troops at Fort Sill.

"I was so proud of the man he had become."

The Liberty Lifter is bringing back the flying boat.

This is not the first spy balloon.

ISIS may be down, but it's far from out.

Sentencing is expected to begin on Thursday for Marine Gunnery Sgts Daniel Draher and Joshua Negron.