French intel: 100 jihadis enter Syria from Turkey each week

French military intelligence estimates that about 100 foreign fighters are entering Syria from Turkey each week to join the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.

UK Sub Collides With Merchant Ship in Gibraltar Waters

A British sub collided with a merchant vessel off the coast of Gibraltar while performing a training exercise, the UK Defense Ministry informed.

Police shootings touch nerve among military veterans

Back-to-back attacks on police in Texas and Louisiana by former military men have touched a nerve among veterans who traditionally share a close bond with law enforcement.

80% Living On US-Mexico Border Oppose Trump Wall

Only 2 percent of those living in the United States believe Mexico should pay for its construction, as Trump demands.

Long wars and ugly nationalism test Americans' patience

Just before the NATO summit in Warsaw, President Obama announced a new Afghan policy to maintain 8,400 troops in Afghanistan through next year; a shift from a previous goal of reducing America’s effort in the war torn country to an embassy size protection force of 5,500 combat troops. The shift in strategy counters Obama’s promise of ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

US approves $785M bomb sale to UAE

The State Department has approved the sale of $785 million in bombs to the United Arab Emirates, according to a new report.

US-Led Bombings in Syria Kill 77 Civilians, Including Many Children

U.S.-led coalition killed 21 civilians on Monday and another 56 civilians on Tuesd.

WikiLeaks Publishes Internal Emails of Turkish Ruling Political Party AKP

Part one of a series of emails the organization plans to release, the first batch contains nearly 300,000 emails that date from 2010 to one week before the failed coup attempt.

AFRICOM under new command faces complex threat environment

Marine Gen. Thomas Waldhauser took command Monday of U.S. military missions in Africa, where a volatile mix of insurgencies and fragile states poses challenges for a growing U.S. military mission on the continent.

Carter Voices Support for Veto of Defense Bill in Letter to McCain

organizational prescriptions, as well as the bills’ rejection of ways for DoD to cut costs.