The center of the U.military-industrial complex has been shifting over the past decade from the Washington, D.metropolitan area to Northern California—a shift that is accelerating with the rise of artificial intelligence-based systems, according to a report published Wednesday. The report—entitledHow Big Tech and Silicon Valley Are Transforming the Military-Industrial Complex—was authored by Roberto González, a professor of cultural anthropology at San José State University, for the Costs of War Project at Brown University's Watson Institute for International & Public Affairs.

Space Force has released a new strategic plan that focuses on incorporating more commercial solutions to address space-related threats to national security.Space Force lauds what it calls a renaissance in space and also points out the threats Russia and China present to national security, allied,...

Not many realize that the United States had a Far East Command (FECOM) in the 1950s due to the Korean War and its ramifications. The gigantic battle command was then split into two subunified U.S. Commands in both South Korea and Japan, in the form of the United States Forces-Korea (USFK) and the...