Defense One

What Mueller’s Trump-Russia Report Leaves to Do

It’s largely up to Congress to solve the remaining mysteries of the investigation.

To Protect Africa’s Oceans, Stand Up to China

China is certainly not the only country with predatory fishing fleets, but its boats are the ones that have been invited into our territorial waters by a foreign power.

Inside the Energy Dept.’s New $96M Infrastructure-Security Office

The new Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and Emergency Response aims to deflect cyber, manmade and natural security hazards.

Acting SecDef Under Investigation for Boeing Ties: Pentagon Watchdog

DOD’s inspector general is looking into allegations of a conflict of interest that surfaced at a Senate hearing.

Dunford warns firms; 2 killed in Afghanistan; USMC, strained; Army cuts vehicle program; and just a bit more

CJCS warns tech industry about China: Gen. Joseph Dunford issued another warning to Google and other Silicon Valley companies whose cooperation with China on artificial intelligence development he …

‘This is Not About Me and Google,’ Says Dunford, Who Will Meet Execs Next Week

Artificial intelligence businesses in China help an authoritarian government and erode America’s military advantage, the Joint Chiefs chairman said.

Trump’s Golan Announcement Was No Impulse Tweet

The push for Trump to make such a move has been going on for more than a year, due to parallel efforts by Israeli officials and members of Congress.

US Army Contradictions Muddy Humvee-Replacement Plan

The service intends to buy 500 fewer JLTVs next year — but will it still buy the total planned 49,000?

Defense budget details; F-35 negotiations resume; What Mike Trout’s contract could buy

It’s the second week of Budget Week, which makes me feel like I’m in the alternate 1985 in Back to the Future Part II. Following last week’s release of toplines and highlights in the Pentagon’s …