Cold War: On America's Remote Front Line with Russia
Naveed Jamali, host of Newsweek's "Unconventional," spent 36 hours with the Alaska Army National Guard, embedding on a Chinook training mission and meeting the young women and men serving in one of the most strategically critical regions of the United States.
Bunker buster bombs: what you need to know
The US military is increasing production capability for "bunker busters."
Body of US Airman Killed by Florida Deputy Being Flown Home by Air Force
The body of Senior Airman Roger Fortson, who was fatally shot by a Florida sheriff's deputy on May 3, will be returned to his family Tuesday in Atlanta.
Can Biden keep American troops out of the line of fire in Gaza?
"Risk of miscalculation is always high in dynamic and fluid conflict situations," a former senior Pentagon official told Newsweek.
US military says five Houthi drones destroyed, posed 'imminent threat'
According to U.S. Central Command, the Iran-aligned Houthi rebels continued with its attacks in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
US soldier detained in Russia: Everything we know
According to multiple reports, the U.S. soldier had been stationed in South Korea and traveled to Russia on his own.
Russian, US troops sharing same military base sparks escalation fears
Russian troops have moved into a $100M U.S. military base in Niger after the American contingent was ordered to leave.
F-16 Fighting Falcon crashes in New Mexico: Everything we know
The release said that "all non-emergency personnel should avoid the area to prevent possible exposure to hazardous chemicals."
Gaza map and photos show US pier construction
Construction of the pier to be used for continued humanitarian assistance into Gaza began a couple days after President Joe Biden's State of the Union address.
Americans' confidence in US military is declining, poll shows
Trust in the U.S. armed forces rates poorly in comparison to other G7 nations.
How the Navy is fighting climate change with action on clean energy
The U.S. military is the world's largest single source of climate pollution. Work at the Naval Research Laboratory offers greener fuel for sailors and Marines.
Military Technology Could Solve America's Housing Shortage
When outdated technology is replaced with more efficient systems, construction leaders often realize they're actually saving money.
Viral photo of uniformed Marines at Mar-a-Lago was from nonpolitical event
The photo raised alarm for some, but was confirmed to Newsweek to be a nonpolitical event.
Ukraine may get new high-power "DragonFire" laser
The British laser weapon could dramatically change Ukrainian air defense capabilities as the country's war with Russia continues.
Plan to cut key Army benefits sparks backlash
The potential cuts to two popular programs come amid recruitment shortages across U.S. military services.
US Marine Corps begins "comprehensive" revamp of retired fighter jets
The Marines received the first of 22 jets that it will extensively update for use in a training program.
US military secrets "at risk" of being discovered
Congress members blame the Biden administration for not closing what are viewed as visa loopholes allowing Chinese individuals to gain illegal entry into Guam.
Trump immunity claim could "inject chaos" into military: Retired generals
A group of retired military generals warned the Supreme Court about the effects broad presidential immunity might have.
US Army receives "real game-changer" with new missile defense system
Northrop Grumman's Integrated Battle Command System is called the "future of warfighting" after recent test.
Mystery as Navy fires commander of biomedical lab
Captain Abigail Yablonsky Marter was removed as head of Naval Medical Research Unit South, whose research focuses on diseases like malaria, as well as STIs.
National guard member defects to Russia
A former USAF serviceman and Holyoke City Councilor reportedly joined Putin's military in Ukraine after fleeing the US amid child pornography charges.
How much has NATO cost the US over the past 75 years?
In 2023, the U.S. led NATO funding with $860 billion, or 3.49 percent of its GDP. Poland topped alliance funding by percentage.
US military's "groundbreaking" new missile reaches milestone
Raytheon's upgraded SM-6 missile successfully intercepted a ballistic missile target over the Pacific.
Archaeologists find ancient campsite left by New Mexico's earliest settlers
"This site marks a pivotal moment in shedding light on the area's history and its early inhabitants," an Air Force official said.
Exclusive—Iraq militia: Biden must withdraw or see troops exit "in coffins"
"They will see who the resistance is and what the capabilities of the resistance are," Faylaq al-Waad al-Sadiq's leader warned.
US Reaper drone in emergency landing amid Russia GPS attacks
The Reaper drone landed in northwestern Poland late on Monday local time, the Polish General Command said.
US forces say Houthi attacks threaten world amid hypersonic missile reports
Houthi attacks are "an ongoing concern for all nations that engage in maritime commerce in the region," CENTCOM told Newsweek.
West Point's mission statement change sparks fury
The military academy recently changed its mission statement, replacing the words "Duty, Honor, Country" with "Army Values."
Military cancels new weapons after string of failures
The U.S. Army said last week that it was scrapping production of an extended-range cannon artillery.
China, Russia, Iran join forces for war games amid US-Houthi clashes
The exercises follow Iran's calls to establish a "maritime security belt" to counter the U.S and its allies.