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Two DOD employees were also wounded in the attack in Manda Bay.
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Joe diGenova has been talking about the seditious plot to overturn the 2016 election for at least a year, maybe longer. Unlike a lot of the people commenting on this in the mass media, he is not using it to sell books or boost his cable career. He al
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Thursday's test-firing marks the second missile to be tested which would have fallen under the INF ban, which the Trump administration withdrew from earlier this year.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos claims he wants more Department of Defense contracts in order to help protect the U.S., which he calls an "important country."
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So much for finally holding Goldman Sachs accountable.
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A former Pentagon official claims he was forced out of his job for trying to stop defense industry from gouging taxpayers for millions of dollars, Martin de Bourmont and Sharon Weinberger of Yahoo News first reported on Tuesday.
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The US Department of Defense Wants to Control Information and Clamp Down on Allowing Americans to Think for Themselves
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The Pentagon's Inspector General has launched a probe into key aspects of the DoD's forthcoming $10 billion JEDI cloud-computing program, and has vowed to "expeditiously" review whether there was any malfeasance in the bid process - including conflic
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In an effort to treat wounded soldiers as fast as possible, the US Department of Defense has awarded four-year contracts worth a total of US$7.2 million to the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (UPMC) and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) to
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Amazon.com, Inc.'s Web Services (AWS) unit has been the engine behind the company's spectacular recent performance, with operating income of $7.2 billion last year, up 68% year-over-year and accounting for 59% of Amazon's total operating income
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The US Department of Defense's (DoD) finances are so labyrinthine and full of invented numbers that it's impossible to detect cases of rampant fraud and criminality from the books, journalist Matt Taibbi told RT's Lee Camp.
