The Biden administration is ending missile tests against defunct spy satellites, making the United States the first world power to do so. In a Monday speech at Vandenberg Space Force…
Lockheed Martin has announced a plan to purchase Aerojet Rocketdyne. Often mergers are natural responses to market forces that produce a more capable competitor in the marketplace which can benefit…
In this highly divided era, it is worth noting that missile defense enjoys strong bipartisan support not only in the halls of Congress but also among the American people. The…
The Pentagon is wisely examining future risks of missile attack and making plans to prevent them. These plans will take at least 10 years to develop — maybe even longer,…
There is no doubt that China’s communist regime made the COVID-19 pandemic much worse across the globe by hiding the truth and affirmatively lying to the world about it. The…
By Bill Gertz • Washington Free Beacon Two U.S. Ground-based Interceptor missiles destroyed a target in space during a successful test of the Pentagon’s strategic missile defense system on Monday.…
By Bill Gertz • Washington Free Beacon Russian President Vladimir Putin, in language suggesting the start of a new Cold War, revealed Russia is building nuclear-powered cruise missiles, drone submarines,…
By Lucas Tomlinson and Jennifer Griffin • Fox News The Pentagon plans to develop two “low-yield” nuclear warheads to be launched from ballistic-missile submarines and warships, to send a message…
About 40 years ago, Ronald Reagan and U.S. Senator Malcolm Wallop shared breakfast at U.S. Senator Paul Laxalt’s ranch. Virtually no one knew that this meeting took place or understood…
By Peter Roff • The Jackson Sun It’s true the U.S. government invented the Internet — but it took the private sector to make it ubiquitous. Left in the Pentagon’s…
by Bill Gertz • Washington Free Beacon The United States faces a growing threat of ballistic and cruise missiles from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, according to a military…
About 40 years ago, Ronald Reagan and U.S. Senator Malcolm Wallop shared breakfast at U.S. Senator Paul Laxalt’s ranch. Virtually no one knew that this meeting took place or understood…
Liberal opposition to missile defense has persisted since the 1980s, but the politics may be changing with technological progress and the rising threat from North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un’s…
By Peter Roff • Townhall The Trump administration budget document recently released projects an increase in security and defense spending of more than $50 billion. It’s a needed shot in the…
by Bill Gertz • Washington Free Beacon The United States is vulnerable to future attack by hypersonic missiles from China and Russia and is falling behind in the technology race…