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The new aid includes additional rockets for the High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems, or HIMARS, as well as other ammunition and equipment.

Sweden and Finland applied to join NATO in May, setting aside their longstanding stance of military nonalignment.

U.S. officials say they have little fear that China would attack Nancy Pelosi’s plane if she flies to Taiwan.

Israeli-Arab security overtures have grown since the Pentagon switched coordination with Israel from U.S. European Command to Central Command last year.

Increasing hurricanes, flooding, storms and wildfires in recent years have caused billions of dollars in damage to U.S. military installations.

U.S. intelligence reports last week said Russia had moved 70,000 troops to Ukraine’s borders as it builds toward a possible invasion early next year.

Russia on one side and Ukraine, the U.S. and its NATO allies on the other traded fresh accusations and threats.

Up to half of the $14 trillion spent by the Pentagon since 9/11 went to for-profit defense contractors, a new study found.

This is the latest problem in the Biden administration’s rushed and often violence-plagued evacuation effort.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Tuesday the U.S. was working with the Taliban to resolve the matter.

Up to 15,000 Americans remain in Afghanistan after the Taliban took full control of the nation last weekend.

Sporadic gunfire at Kabul international airport Sunday frightened Afghan families fearful of Taliban rule and desperate for flights out, in an ever-more chaotic and compressed evacuation.

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