In smalltown Ohio, the defense manufacturer Anduril is receiving tax breaks even as locals are left to foot the school bill.

In smalltown Ohio, the defense manufacturer Anduril is receiving tax breaks even as locals are left to foot the school bill.

Officials who spoke with The Post expressed frustration that the additional loss of life in the Middle East is not reflected in the Defense Department’s casualty database.

Two years after launching a new facility in northeast Montana, Brixtel Defense’s ambitions look like a shot in the dark.

Residents of a small township in Ohio wanted a vote on a new Anduril weapons factory. Then the state changed the rules.

The U.S. military’s desire for an AI tool with “minimal refusal rates” was revealed through a FOIA lawsuit filed by The Intercept.

Pickaway County farmers fought to vote on an Anduril weapons plant, but a lobbyist-backed Ohio law blocked local zoning referendums.

Lockheed Martin has touted the pinpoint accuracy of its Precision Strike Missile. But the conflict monitor Airwars says a close look at what is believed to be its first use in combat highlights the po...

Residents of a small township in Ohio wanted a vote on a new Anduril weapons factory. Then the state changed the rules.

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Residents of a small township in Ohio wanted a vote on a new Anduril weapons factory. Then the state changed the rules.

Multiple sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have attempted to go overboard as the carrier's deployment stretches into its ninth month.

Residents of a small township in Ohio wanted a vote on a new Anduril weapons factory. Then the state changed the rules.

"Part of the problem is that we know very, very little about how Palantir’s software is going to be used."

Weapons Spending Is a Job Destroyer, Not a Job Creator

Co-founder of defense firm Anduril has donated $5.9m to Republicans and bundled more, while reaping billions in Pentagon contracts

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From Volkswagen to Mercedes, the country's struggling auto industry is embracing defense production—even as workers question what they're being asked to build.