Mike Glenn

The Kremlin's top diplomat in the U.S. on Tuesday denounced President Biden's decision this week to ban the importation from Russia of enriched uranium, the primary fuel used in nuclear power plants.

The warships and crews assigned to the U.S.-led mission to defend commercial ship traffic through the Red Sea are operating at a pace not seen since World War II, the director of the Navy's surface warfare division in the office of the Chief of Naval Operations said Tuesday.

The European Union said Wednesday that Israel's military operations inside Rafah would put its relations with the Jewish state under a “heavy strain.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin's pick for defense chief said his immediate priorities are fully integrating the military economy into the general state economy and ensuring the Ministry of Defense is as open to innovation as possible.

The Washington Times Thursday, May 16, 2024 Hundreds of sailors in dress white uniforms stood at attention Thursday on the flight

ARLINGTON CEMETERY — U.S. Navy veteran Frank Hryniewicz was buried with full military honors Thursday at Arlington National Cemetery, more than 80 years after the Massachusetts native was killed when Japan launched its Dec. 7, 1941 attack on the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii.

The F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter, the Pentagon's most ambitious weapons program ever, has been plagued with mounting costs and delays that will result in a price tag of more than $2 trillion in the coming decades, according to a recent watchdog report by the Government Accountability Office.

A helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and several other officials went down Sunday in a rugged area in the country's northwest province near the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, once seen as a leading candidate to become Tehran’s next supreme leader, was confirmed dead along with other officials Monday after their government helicopter crashed in a mountainous region in Iran’s eastern province, state media reported.

Iran's supreme leader moved Monday to temporarily shore up the country's leadership after the sudden death of President Ebrahim Raisi a day earlier, while analysts said that there is likely to be a behind-the-scenes struggle in Tehran to fill the unexpected power vacuum.