President Trump has called on NATO allies to increase their defense spending to 5 percent, with only three countries ...

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer flies to Washington on a trip aimed at persuading U.S. President Donald Trump to maintain ...

Sterling edged lower against a strengthening dollar and held steady versus the euro a day after the British government's ...

The Russian president says he agrees with Donald Trump's aim to slash arms expenditure by 50 percent, after peace is achieved ...

Britain will accelerate an increase to its defense spending, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Tuesday, on the eve of a ...

Starmer’s hastily assembled proposal paid for with the low-hanging fruit of overseas aid does not allay the demands of the ...

The House on Tuesday narrowly adopted a budget blueprint that would invest an additional $100 billion in defense in the next ...

There’s not many places that we can go for” such cuts, Maj. Gen. Joseph Kunkel said, with the Air Force smaller and older ...

If the “big, beautiful bill” that House Republicans barely passed on Tuesday night ever translates into actual government ...

LONDON—British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has firmed up UK government plans to increase military spending, putting a 2027 deadline on the goal of putting 2.5% of GDP into defense.

Republicans are still at odds about whether to pursue one big bill or break up Trump's agenda into two. There are also disputes about the scope of cuts to programs like Medicaid.

But there’s still “hope” because the overall topline won’t be cut, and the service will be “a big part” of the future fight, ...