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Shift toward 'commercial first' buying could benefit fast-moving space and tech firms

WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Friday the Pentagon is revamping how the military buys weapons, shifting the…

The way the U.S. military buys weapons has faced criticism for decades.

The way the U.S. military buys weapons has faced criticism for decades.

The way the U.S. military buys weapons has faced criticism for decades.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth slams Pentagon bureaucracy as Soviet-style central planning that threatens US defense capabilities and puts troops at risk.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the Pentagon is revamping how the military buys weapons, shifting the focus away from producing advanced and complex technology and toward products that can be made and delivered quickly

The Pentagon is restricting military involvement in the NFL’s Salute to Service weekend because the government shutdown halted necessary funding.

Pentagon to overhaul weapons acquisition for faster tech delivery.

With Veterans Day rapidly approaching, the United States military's participation in NFL 'Salute to Service' celebrations became the latest victim of the ongoing federal government shutdown.

Speeding up weapons acquisition at the Pentagon risks producing weapons that cost more and perform poorly. It could also ease exports to unreliable clients.

In a bipartisan show of exasperation, both parties in the Senate vented their troubles over what they describe as 'growing secrecy' and 'chaotic decision making' at the Department of War.

The new Pentagon restrictions came into effect last month.

US President Donald Trump has doubled down on his threat of military action in Nigeria over what he described as the targeted killing of Christians in the West African nation. On October 31, Trump redesignated Nigeria as a “country of…

Military influencers are all over social media, posting daily military life, or political or sexual content. It's causing a headache for the Pentagon.

Republican senators on Tuesday accused one of President Donald Trump's nominees to help lead the Pentagon's policy office and other top officials there of stonewalling Congress.

The third option would be to deploy an aircraft carrier group into the Gulf of Guinea and to send fighters and possibly long-range bombers to conduct strikes deep in northern Nigeria.

Senate Armed Services Committee grills Trump nominees over communication breakdowns, policy confusion and lack of congressional consultation on key decisions.