Funds And Poor Laws Hampered Belgian Police
Privacy laws and an incredibly low intelligence budget prevented security officials in Brussels from finding Tuesday's bombing suspects.
F-35 Software Problems Causes More Delays
The $1.5 trillion aircraft has experienced significant delays and cost overruns since Lockheed Martin was awarded the contract in 2001.
ISIS Oil, Weapons Continues Across Syria-Turkish Border
Since ISIS came to prominence in Syria and Iraq over the last 21 months, it has raised billions in oil revenues and traded for weapons on the border.
French PM Calls For Stricter EU Border Controls
The French prime minister wants to introduce Europewide system to track airline passengers and stricter border controls.
ISIS Campaign Prompts Lockheed Munitions Production Increase
The defense giant is upping its manufacture of missiles and bombs as the U.S. military fight against ISIS continues.
Russia Concerned Over Trump’s ‘Barking’ Hillary Ad
The Kremlin says the advertisement shows Russia in a bad light and is a recurring feature of U.S. presidential campaigns.
Russian Forces Still Fighting In Syria: US
A spokesperson for U.S. military operations said a very small number of Russian jets have withdrawn, while ground forces are still fighting.
March Madness Warning For US Navy Sailors
Service members are prohibited from gambling on federal property or aboard naval craft, according to military justice codes.
Poland To Spend $21 Billion On New Fighting Vehicles
The E.U. country wants to get rid of its old Soviet-built fighting vehicles amid regional aggression from Russia.
Economic Upside Of Russia’s Syria Exit
The surprise move to withdraw could result in major financial and geopolitical benefits for Moscow, but it comes with risk, too.
Syrian Fighter Jet Shot Down Over Syria
The Russian-built aircraft was allegedly brought down by a U.S.-made Stinger missile.
Israel Wants Iran Punished Over Missile Tests
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on global powers to punish Iran for violating United Nations sanctions.
US Navy SEALs Could Accept Women By August
Overall, U.S. military plans that could open as many as 220,000 positions to women have now been approved, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said.
Alabama Prison On Lockdown After Riot
A guard and the warden were stabbed while attempting to break up a fight between inmates.
GOP Rivals Say Trump Encourages Violence
The remarks by U.S. Sens. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio came after Donald Trump canceled a campaign rally in Chicago because of security concerns.
Violence Mars Another Trump Rally
Security officers tackled two men Friday at a campaign event in St. Louis that saw violence flare between Trump supporters and critics.
Canada Could Help Save Jobs At Boeing
The nation may be eyeing the company’s F/A-18 Super Hornet as an alternative to Lockheed Martin’s F-35.
New US-Canada Border Rules To Be Announced
The plan is a bid to ease travel between the two countries, although U.S. officials have said those entering the U.S. will need to supply more information.
US Navy Admiral Ousted After Porn Marathon
The commander of a carrier strike group lost his post after Navy investigators found that he watched nine hours of porn on his Pentagon-supplied computer.
UAE Snaps Up Italian Drones
The $350 million deal includes eight unmanned drones that could be used to monitor terrorism in the Middle East.