As far back as World War II, skilled peacetime pilots often crashed in combat due to simple, mental mistakes.

Admitting you were wrong can be tough, but it's seen as a sign of intelligence, communal spirit, and friendliness.

In a new study, high school teachers were tasked with rating hundreds of essays; some written by students, while others were written by ChatGPT.

Aircraft carriers, unlike stealth bombers or submarines, are unmistakable and signal that the USA is paying serious attention to your area.

Poland is buying Northrop's Integrated Battle Command System for missile defense; other NATO nations might be interested.

The drastic action was taken in a bid to halt the flow of asylum seekers to the Nordic nation.

US Company Hermeus is partnering with the Defense Innovation Unit to demonstrate high-speed capabilities through its commercial prototype aircraft, Quarterhorse.

Bill Gates believes we will have our own artificial intelligence assistant that will be a frequent voice in our ear.

The downing of a costly, slow drone by Yemeni Houthi militants has prompted calls for more durable UAVs in conflict areas.

Through the Spotlight Initiative run by the UN Population Fund (UNFPA), Ugandan men are training to help reduce gender-based violence in their communities.