Oct 13 (Reuters) - Anthropic asked a US appeals court on Tuesday to reconsider a ruling that upheld the Pentagon's decision to label the AI company as a national security supply chain risk over a dispute about safety guardrails on its technology.

Jay Stratton led a top government task force, searching for the truth of alien life. Now he shares as much as he “legally” can about his time in the shadows

There is no excuse for a mistake of this magnitude,” two key congressional Democrats said about the updated total of war casualties.

The U.S. Army’s biggest event of the year hasn’t started yet, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has already crashed the party.

The Pentagon, two days before the fiscal year ended, applied $200 million in reprogramming funding for the Bell MV-75 program as Textron was forced to spend internal funds to keep the U.S. Army tiltrotor program moving. The program faced a stop work order in July as funding ran out, and the Pentagon...

The Pentagon has appointed a public affairs executive as acting publisher of Stars and Stripes , the military newspaper that's long operated with editorial independence from the Defense Department,

The agreement aims to increase access to private capital and financing for small manufacturers to help them increase production.

Anthropic asks the full D.C. Circuit to rehear a ruling upholding the Pentagon's supply chain risk label that bars Claude from defense use.

The Pentagon and the Small Business Administration (SBA) signed a new agreement on Monday that will expand access to strategic capital for small businesses in the U.S. defense industrial base. The agreement,

Dark Eagle missiles could cost over $40 million each, but startups like Castelion aim to produce hypersonic weapons for under $500,000 apiece.