America’s armed forces must prepare to wage and win wars in all domains, including on and around the moon, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said in remarks at the Air, Space and Cyber Confere...

Norfolk Naval Base is reexamining its parking and other procedures after towing dozens of cars belonging to sailors away at sea, an official said.

Two teens detained by ICE agents in Texas say they were on their way to deliver paperwork related to joining the Marine Corps.

South Korean activists gathered outside Camp Humphreys to protest a potential deployment of South Korean forces to the Strait of Hormuz.

The most persistent bottlenecks involve the production of solid rocket motors and the availability of high-grade explosives, the report said.

PFAS exposure has been associated with health problems including kidney and testicular cancers, as well as ulcerative colitis.

For generations, the newspaper has served American military families. That work must continue. And it must remain editorially independent.

An astronomical occurrence began this month that twice in history has tricked the U.S. military into firing at a planet.

The USS George Washington is set to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been deployed for more than 250 days.

Family members say the roughly 5,000 service members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have endured food and water shortages and little time off.

Back in Bahrain now, many visible signs of the war have disappeared, even if some of the unease it caused has not.

A new poll found limited support for American bases in countries that host large numbers of U.S. forces.

The deployment of the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division to Europe already underway has been put on hold.

Evacuees described panic, hypervigilance and delayed stress after experiencing wartime attacks without the support systems typical of combat deployments.

Members of a U.S. military community in Germany are being reminded to avoid speaking with reporters as military operations continue in the Middle East.

Members of a U.S. military community in Germany are being reminded to avoid speaking with reporters as military operations continue in the Middle East.

The U.S. has decimated Iran’s military, but it could cost billions to repair bases in the Middle East.

For generations of service members, Stars and Stripes has been known as the soldiers’ newspaper, funded by the U.S. government but protected by law to report independently on the military it covers. N...

North Korea scholar Andrei Lankov was detained in Latvia and expelled from the country on Tuesday, just before the start of a public lecture in Riga. Lankov, a Russian and Australian national, confirm...

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Prime minister says she feels ‘heavy responsibility’ to strengthen country

The EU aims to reduce reliance on America in areas such as technology, energy, payments and defense. That will take some time.

Retired general Wayne Eyre told an Ottawa crowd that developing a nuclear deterrent is not an immediate concern, but should be an option

Trump’s absurd justification for potential U.S. action is blatantly false.

The US president knows no European nation would seriously try to stop him by force - because they would lose.

A source within Japan's prime minister's office said Thursday that the country needs nuclear weapons, remarks that deviate from the country's long-standing non-nuclear principles and could trigger bac...

From the erasure of North Korea to the defense of Taiwan

Denmark sounds the alarm about the U.S.’s increasingly antagonistic posture toward Europe.

China has omitted the phrase “denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula” from a defense white paper for the first time in 19 years, signaling a possible shift in its position as it competes with the Un...

Tokyo asks US to be more vocal in its support after Beijing reacted furiously to prime minister’s comments about Taiwan

North Korea Not Mentioned in U.S. National Security Strategy Report highlights countering China along First Island Chain, urges allies to boost defense spending

Washington is unhappy that some European arms programs limit U.S. participation.

Seoul's 3.5% defense budget, shipyards pledge suit 'partners' over 'dependents' US vision

Editorial: President Lee Unaware of North Korea Detainees, Policies Criticized Critics question leaders grasp of basic realities amid calls for awareness on detained citizens

The drivers for a South Korean lead role on the peninsula and a broader role for the alliance’s combined defense posture beyond it may be greater than ever.