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Proposed Senate defense bill would add $500M in long-term Ukraine aid
The Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative is one of two main ways the Pentagon has provided military support to Ukraine over the last three years.
Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president's own party is leading such a charge.
By Joe Gould
Is the Missile Defense Agency shooting blind on contracts?
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency needs to work on its communication skills, according to a new report from a government watchdog.
By Daniel Cebul
EU defense agency urges island nation Cyprus to boost security ties
Closer cooperation will enable Cyprus to respond to EU citizens’ call for a better equipped bloc, according to the head of Europe’s defense cooperation body.
It’s official: The US Navy has a new ship killer missile
This is a major victory for the European defense industry, which is seeing increasing interest from the U.S. Navy as it races to fill capabilities gaps in the face of competition with Russia and China.
By David B. Larter
New nuclear warhead still under fire from Democrats
Here's how Democrats are trying to stop the Trump administration’s plan to expand America's nuclear arsenal now.
By Joe Gould
Two key industry groups hope now is the time to push a major change to the defense export process
America needs a strategy for how it exports military goods, a top trade group says.
By Aaron Mehta
Marine Corps F-35s dogged by parts shortages
It can take months for Marines to get the spare parts needed to repair the F-35B. But what is anyone doing about it?
By Valerie Insinna
Stunning failures found in Global Train and Equip counter-terrorism programs
A new report criticizes Pentagon oversight of a program that spends billions providing training and weapons to allies around the globe.
House wants better tech at the Air Force’s space ops center
Congress issued demands for the Air Force regarding their delayed software update for the service's Joint Space Operations Center.
By Brandon Knapp
US defense firms are at risk of losing their edge to new rivals
Despite their large budgets, aerospace and defense companies spend less on R&D than nearly every other industry. And it's hurting them.
By Daniel Cebul