Did al Qaeda attack a Pakistani naval base as revenge for a navy investigation into the terror network’s sailor operatives?

The Pentagon’s new cyber-strategy will lay down a warning for potential cyber-miscreants, but everything depends on the details.

The new chairman of the Joint Chiefs has a chance to put his own stamp on the job.

Weekend links for Memorial Day.

A new study questions the costs of America’s planned military realignments in the Western Pacific.

The hot-and-cold relationship between the U.S. and China could turn cold again quickly after a possible arms sale to Taiwan.

The commandant of the Marine Corps says he and his counterparts need to retake ownership of their major acquisitions programs.

As work begins on the tenth ship in the class, the Navy says it’s solving the problems that have plagued the LPD 17 series.

Congressional lawmakers want to require now that the Air Force have a competition for the engines on its new bomber, but the Pentagon says that’s a bad idea.

With upgrades, the Air Force’s giant C-5 cargo planes are expected to keep flying for decades more.

The Pentagon confirmed that Pakistan has returned the remnants of the secret U.S. helicopter that crashed in the bin Laden raid, but won’t say much more.

The top gun makers are hiring lobbyists, working Congress, and trying to get an edge in the competition to build the Army’s new rifle.