Rights group: China using personal data as repression tool
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.
FedEx keeps NRA in discount program
NRA members can still use discounted shipping rates, but FedEx said it opposes the sale of 'assault rifles' to civilians.
US announces largest-ever sanctions tranche against North Korea
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.
Bump stock maker's website goes down as Trump seeks ban
Slidefire's website remained unavailable Wednesday after President Trump directed the DOJ to propose a ban on bump stocks.
Lockheed to invest $50M in Orlando, hiring 500
The announcement comes after the defense contractor was awarded a $148 million contract to manufacture its F-35 fighter jet.
Trump seeks nuclear readiness for US military
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.
Trump touts 'very special' military boost in budget plan
Trump on military spending
Winter Olympics: North Korea sanctions tested by Nike, Samsung products
The international sanctions could bar Olympic organizers and sponsors from providing North Korean athletes with certain perks that hundreds of other Olympians will receive.
Duterte orders halt to purchases of Canada choppers, US arms
The Philippine president has ordered the cancellation of a deal to buy 16 helicopters from Canada and says purchases of U.S. arms should also be stopped because of too many imposed conditions, although he says he still supports President Donald Trump.
Cost of Trump's military parade could run into millions
President Donald Trump’s proposed military “celebration” through Washington D.C. could carry a hefty price tag, if similar U.S. parades of years past are any indication.
Raytheon’s $694M missile project reportedly misses target during new test
Raytheon’s $694.3M project is part of a system being co-developed by the U.S. and Japan as threats from North Korea loom.
Lockheed Martin's trillion-dollar problem
The Pentagon still has a long list of issues with the F-35, the most expensive weapons platform in history.
Trump pushes ‘safe, strong’ America with US military funds in limbo
The theme of President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address is “a safe, strong and proud America,” at a time when U.S. military funding remains in limbo.
Trump urges allies to invest in their own defenses, pay fair share
Trump on terrorism
Bulgarian government survives no-confidence vote
Bulgaria's ruling coalition has survived a no-confidence vote called by the opposition, which accused the government of failing to deal with widespread corruption.
US military, Silicon Valley team up to advance air combat
Fox News contributor Lea Gabrielle tells FOX Business the U.S. military is looking to Silicon Valley to give the Air Force a competitive edge.
Military experts beg Congress to quit ‘shenanigans,’ say budget battle hurts readiness
Republicans were hoping to vote on another stopgap budget measure on Thursday to avoid a government shutdown, White House sources told FOX Business.
New film '12 Strong' details post-9/11 US military mission
After an arduous, eight-year-long process, the new film “12 Strong,” which details the story of a U.S. Special Forces unit sent to Afghanistan to work with indigenous tribes in the wake of the September 11 attacks, is set to be released this week.
Navy filing homicide charges against 2 ship commanders
The Navy says it is filing negligent homicide charges against the commanders of two ships involved in fatal collisions last year.
UK business secretary seeks fast-tracked Carillion probe
U.K. leaders are discussing the fallout from the collapse of construction and outsourcing firm Carillion amid criticism of the government's role in its downfall.
















