defense

Higher inflation, lower unemployment, and a war — what’s all this mean for the job market going forward?

France's President Macron says he is creating a “war economy,” and a number of civilian factories have been retooled to make weapons and munitions.

Leaders in Washington have been busy replenishing U.S. stockpiles for war. But they may be more likely to be used in battling climate change.

Weapons inspectors hope preventing the sale of vital parts will hobble Russian arsenals.

Seven decades from its foundation, NATO faces persistent criticism from President Trump.

British authorities tried a more inclusive campaign but critics say it was misguided.

One big winner: people who want to see a smaller government.

Dr. Erin Simpson respects Mattis, but doesn’t think he’s a good fit for Defense Secretary.