Spotlight On Defense

Elon Musk’s company is using low prices and reusable boosters to snag business from global rivals.

America still outspending allies in terms of percentage of GDP.

“We helped Wall Street, we helped Main Street,” the president declares.

The sporting-goods retailer has faced some pushback after implementing new restrictions on gun sales.

President Donald Trump’s nomination of CIA Director Mike Pompeo to replace ousted Secretary of State Rex Tillerson could have profound implications when it comes to U.S. policy toward Iran.

The twin-rotor Chinooks would replace an aging fleet of Sikorsky CH-53 helicopters, which have been in operation since 1969, now manufactured by Lockheed Martin Corp.

American Outdoor Brands reported a sharp drop in quarterly sales on soft consumer demand.

Dick's and Walmart also announced new age restrictions for gun purchases.

Walmart won’t sell guns and ammunition to customers who are under 21 years old.

The company’s quarterly report will arrive as the nation debates gun control after the Florida shootings.

President Donald Trump has reached an informal deal with Boeing to provide the next generation presidential aircraft.

The new deal will be valued at $3.9 billion, down from the original estimate of more than $5 billion for the two 747 jets and development program.

Human Rights Watch says it has found new evidence that authorities in one of China's most repressive regions are sweeping up citizens' personal information in a stark example of how big-data technology can be used to police a population — and potentially abused.

NRA members can still use discounted shipping rates, but FedEx said it opposes the sale of 'assault rifles' to civilians.

The U.S. Treasury Department on Friday issued its largest sanctions package against North Korea, aimed at stemming illicit maritime activities the country has been using to engage in trade of coal and other products.

Slidefire's website remained unavailable Wednesday after President Trump directed the DOJ to propose a ban on bump stocks.

The announcement comes after the defense contractor was awarded a $148 million contract to manufacture its F-35 fighter jet.

President Donald Trump said his administration is going to build a nuclear arsenal “like you’ve never seen before,” as part of a military buildup provided for under the newly released fiscal year 2019 budget proposal.