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Iran has agreed to start eliminating its stockpile of higher levels of enriched uranium beginning Jan. 20 under an interim deal announced in November.
US Army wants to transform all nine of its Stryker brigades into the heavily armored "double V-hull" (DVH) configuration.
Two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip today, just hours ahead of former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's funeral. The projectiles did not appear to have landed in Israel.
Department of Veterans Affairs says more female veterans will suffer from the kinds of injuries that go with being a ground-pounder.
Disabled military retirees will be protected from the reduced COLA.
The Appropriations committees are set to unveil this week how they will cut roughly $25 billion from the Pentagon's budget.
Weapon sales to Iraq have become entangled in sharply escalated political debate after al-Qaida affiliated forces regained partial control of the cities of Fallujah and Ramadi.
The Arctic Passage opens challenges for the mil because it means it has a new ocean to patrol - for the first time since 1846.
The College of William & Mary and U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command reaffirmed their partnership to develop internships, research and training opportunities for both William & Mary students and TRADOC Soldiers in the field of national security.
Six15 Technologies is announcing the release of their direct view monitor for military applications called the Standard Mobile Monitor (SMM).
Watch Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's flawless, hilarious Golden Globes monologue.
Fifteen new comics. Fifteen talented creative teams. Fifteen new reasons to open a new line of credit for Image's 2014 barrage of awesome.
Mad Men returns to the tube April 13.
HBO says the upcoming fifth season of Boardwalk Empire will be the series' last.
Christine McVie retired from Fleetwood Mac more than 15 years ago, and now, she's coming back to the band.
Are you ready for some Thrones?