The new U.S. National Defense Strategy released by President Donald Trump’s administration is the first since 2022 and contrasts with its predecessor, issued under former President Joe Biden

After visiting Electric Boat's Quonset Point Shipyard, the defense secretary will visit other defense facilities on Monday, Feb. 9.

The Pentagon has released its 2026 National Defense Strategy (NDS), outlining a shift in U.S. military priorities under the Trump administration, with a focus on homeland defense, reduced emphasis on China as the primary threat, and stronger demands on allies to shoulder more responsibility for regional security.

But India's caution has redoubled amid the global turbulence witnessed in the past year, according to analysts.

The newest National Defense Strategy is gaining attention for pledging “more limited” U.S. support to allies. It envisions deterring China “through strength, not confrontation.”

President Donald Trump called for defense spending to be raised to $1.5 trillion, a 50% increase over the current budget. "After long and difficult negotiations with Senators, Congressmen, Secretaries, and other Political Representatives, I have determined ...

The Pentagon declared on Friday that the U.S. military's top priority is to defend the homeland and Western Hemisphere.

The massive annual defense bill up for consideration this week infuses billions of dollars into various defense and intelligence agencies’ cybersecurity portfolios, a sign that cyber threats from foreign adversaries are now a regularly occurring ...