Mark Thompson

The battle to remove the military’s chain of command from investigating sexual assaults has intensified as a pair of Tea Party senators has allied with 33 of their more liberal colleagues in the effort.

Experts’ views on the true threats to U.S. national security are growing wider.

How much could be saved by trimming the U.S. nuclear triad…and at what cost to U.S. security?

The Edward Snowden-National Security Agency leak case raises anew the balance between means and ends that has been simmering on the back burner of the nation’s consciousness for a decade or so.

Proving once again that the North Korean government is like New England’s weather—if you don’t like it, wait a few minutes—Pyongyang is now saying it is reconsidering its April order to South Korea to abandon the Kaesong …

Last week, the Army removed Sergeant First Class Michael McClendon from his assignment at the U.S. Military Academy for allegedly videoing female cadets at West Point, sometimes while showering.

There is a growing sense in the Pentagon that the series of scandals is beyond the military’s control.

There is growing concern inside the Pentagon that the military cannot be counted on to defend those in its ranks against sexual predators

Could it be that Obama’s red line against Tehran becoming a nuclear-weapons state is fading?