From Bahrain to Morocco, the Pentagon worked to prop up oppressive regimes

A recent poll shows the world's approval of U.S. leadership dropped to a record low of 30 percent

Washington's desire to use the country as a command post for operations extending to the Middle East, and tensions with China, have Tokyo rethinking its notions of pacifism.

Two years after four U.S. soldiers were killed in Niger, Republicans have swept the whole affair into oblivion

While U.S. airlines stumble, the rest of the world sprints.

Qaddafi's overthrow has empowered a host of new militant Islamist groups in Mali and other parts of the continent

David Petraeus finally answers his own question

Will America’s wars and military-first policies once again become the target of a mobilizing public?

A rare Pentagon “success” story

Covert warfare used to take place in the shadows. Now it's become a flagship of our foreign policy

I was into airlines as much as flying, seating charts and route maps as much as cockpits. The Blue Angels? Yawn

U.S. special ops forces are being deployed in more and more nations -- and the public has no idea

The downing of a U.S. missionary plane over Peru raises questions about whether we can trust our drug-war allies -- and the families of soldiers who died in Colombia say the answer is no.

"Biden needs to deploy every executive power," advocates say