The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily allowed the Trump administration’s ban on transgender military members to take effect. The measure will be enforced while legal challenges are resolved.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the Pentagon is not returning his calls as he intensifies his war of words with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Duffy was at a loss to explain why a U.S. Army ...

New reports reveal that Hegseth took part in more than a dozen Signal chats and that he halted Ukraine military aid without ...

The surge of discussion about women in the military, a topic that hasn’t been particularly prevalent in recent years, makes ...

US lawmakers are expressing concerns over Elon Musk's dual roles as SpaceX CEO and a government employee overseeing changes ...

On April 28, an F/A-18E Super Hornet was lost after the aircraft carrier swerved to avoid an attack from the Houthis. The ...

Hegseth declared "We're done with that sh*t" as a SCOTUS ruling allowed the transgender ban to proceed: "No more dudes in dresses." ...

"It's a mess," Oleksandr Merezhko, the chair of Ukraine's parliamentary foreign affairs committee, told Newsweek.

Two countries exchange attacks on each other's capitals two days before Moscow is due to host world leaders for Putin's ...

The Trump administration can begin to enforce a ban on transgender troops serving in the military while a challenge to the ...

The administration is adding charges against migrants caught in its new “national defense areas” along the border.

Two countries exchange attacks on each other's capitals two days before Moscow is due to host world leaders for Putin's ...