Jason Simpkins

Buried inside the House Armed Services Committee's $1.15 trillion defense bill — which the committee cleared last week — is a provision that would fundamentally reshape the American defense industry.

Israel and Iran exchanged missile strikes over the weekend, breaking what was left of the fragile “ceasefire” announced back in April.

We just got our first glimpse of what the future of aerial combat looks like — and it looks nothing like the F-35.

Wall Street has spent the past seven months selling European defense stocks. They're about to find out they got it dead wrong.

Jensen Huang just made a huge prediction… The CEO of Nvidia — the most important figure in AI hardware on the planet — publicly called Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL) “the next trillion-dollar company.”

Last week was a brutal week for defense contractors — especially European defense contractors. Rheinmetall fell 18.6% in a single day — its worst single session of the year.

Iran flared up again over the weekend. The fragile “peace deal” Iran and the United States signed earlier this month didn't survive three weeks.

Yesterday, China's military did something it rarely does. It fired a ballistic missile from a submarine into the Pacific, setting off alarm bells throughout the region.

The ceasefire didn't hold. Iran attacked commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. responded with fresh strikes on nearly 90 targets.

Two nights before Trump stood at the NATO summit in Ankara and promised Ukraine a license to build its own Patriot interceptors, Russia fired 29 ballistic missiles at Kyiv.