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Trump said he wants to bring home about a third the 13,000 or so American forces in Afghanistan soon.

The Korean Central News Agency confirmed the launches were made in the presence of Kim Jong Un and other top officials.

Iraq's capital and its south have been torn by the worst street unrest since 2003.

Ties between the two Koreas are strained amid a stalemate in U.S.-led diplomacy on ending the North Korean nuclear crisis.

The Navy announced on Monday that it had canceled Gallagher's scheduled Dec. 2 trident review board.

Pompeo told reporters Tuesday that attacks targeting U.N. personnel helping the Afghan people are “unconscionable.”

The Defense Ministry said Tuesday that it demonstrated the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle to a team of U.S. inspectors.

The deaths draw new attention to a worrying front in the global fight against extremism.

The remaining 200 or so soldiers from a Wisconsin Army National Guard’s Red Arrow infantry group have returned home.

A senior official in the LNA’s general command said they mistook the U.S. drone for a Turkish-made drone .

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The commanding officer of NAS Pensacola called them heroes.

If Marines have a problem with women they should "go somewhere else," Gen. David Berger said.

The B-1B Lancer bomber, a plane designed with the ability to fly fast and low to the Earth in order to avoid enemy radars, mi...

The Navy has authorized a range of new clothing items, including two-piece swimsuits for male and female sailors.

A blow-up Santa Claus on an Army base is deflating holiday cheer for promoting Christianity, an activist group complains.