The 20-second video and accompanying photos of JS Izumo were uploaded ... into Russia's far east puts Putin in a pickle US ally intercepts Chinese surveillance plane China's purchasing manager's ...

SAN DIEGO, California — The number of Chinese migrants illegally crossing the US-Mexico border has hit ... attempted to block The Post from taking photos and recording them.

“They are buying up our entire food supply chain and when America can’t feed itself and we rely on another country to feed us it becomes ... destruction of a Chinese spy balloon over the ...

The House on Saturday voted to ban TikTok — and even some Americans who make bank on the Chinese-owned app believe ... vote to block the platform in the US or force its sale.

The US Navy (USN) has released the first photos of a used Northrop F-5 Tiger II fighter the service recently purchased from the Swiss air force. Intended to supplement the navy’s existing F-5 ...

The Navy destroyer Mason took out a Houthi anti-ship ballistic missile Tuesday that the military said was "likely targeting" an American commercial ship in the Gulf of Aden. The crew is shown here ...

Over 180 navy representatives from 29 countries will gather in China’s port city of Qingdao tomorrow for the launch of the Western Pacific Naval Symposium (WPNS), the People’s Liberation Army ...

New underwater sonar images captured by the US Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command show the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge at the bottom of Baltimore’s Patapsco River. The US Army Corps of ...

The US Marines posted a separate image of a marine holding and firing a rifle correctly. The US Marines appeared to poke fun at the US Navy by posting a similar image to their Instagram account ...

Prosecutors had called for a nearly three-year sentence to send a message to Beijing that the US would not tolerate attempts by the Chinese government to silence people of Chinese descent who held ...

The US Navy has been mocked for posting a photo online of a sailor shooting a rifle with a back-to-front scope, in what social media users said showed America was “going to lose a major war”.