US invests $17M in laser tech The Pentagon is investing in high-powered laser technology that has the potential for practical uses on the battlefield. By: Susan Montoya Bryan, The Associated Press 1 hour ago
Revamp the broken security-clearance process [Commentary] The clearance system must be revamped, not just reformed. By: Mike Rogers, David Shedd, Chuck Alsup 1 day ago
General Atomics: Export restrictions help China grow its drone tech At the beginning of the century, U.S. drone makers were king, but export restrictions on UAVs have allowed China to begin closing the technology gap, according to the CEO of General Atomics. By: Valerie Insinna 5 days ago
Trump disbands manufacturing council President Donald Trump says he’s ending a pair of White House advisory councils. By: The Associated Press August 16
If the US is going to war in North Korea, nobody told the US military If you watch cable news or follow the president’s twitter feed, you might be under the impression that the U.S. is heading to war with North Korea. But somebody, it seems, forgot to loop in the U.S. military. By: David B. Larter August 11
Raytheon adds New Mexico jobs to support directed energy tech Acquired by Raytheon in 2011, the Albuquerque site currently supports the production of high-powered microwave directed energy technology and aircraft range monitoring systems. By: The Associated Press August 11
McCain offers Afghanistan strategy amid Trump’s indecision Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain has announced his own strategy for the war in Afghanistan, he says, because the Trump administration has fallen behind. By: Joe Gould August 10
How Secretary Tillerson could reshape the State Department [Commentary] If Secretary of State Rex Tillerson wishes to reshape his department into one that is more effective, focused and a true partner for the Pentagon, he must accomplish three tasks. By: Daniel Goure August 10
Fact-checking Trump's tweet on the US nuclear arsenal Amid nuclear tensions with North Korea, the president boasted America's nuclear arsenal is “far stronger and more powerful than ever before.” But is it? By: Joe Gould August 9
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