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With defense bill stalled, will lawmakers ‘ping pong’ it home?

With hope of a normal legislative process almost gone, lawmakers are dusting off a nearly decade-old congressional playbook in the hopes of finding a way to get the annual defense authorization bill to the president’s desk before the end of December.

By Joe Gould and Leo Shane III

3 years ago

Battered beyond belief: The story of the destroyer Laffey

The warship was baptized by fire during the D-Day invasion but survived suicidal punishment on the other side of the world.

By David Sears, World War II Magazine

6 years ago

As a close US ally in Africa teeters, what comes next?

Ali Bongo Ondimba's family has run the central African country since the late 1960s.

By Gyldas A. Ofoulhast-Othamot, University of Tampa

6 years ago

US suffers setbacks in effort to ban Chinese tech company

The U.S. argues Huawei is a security risk as it could give the Chinese government backdoor access to snoop on internet users worldwide

6 years ago

Former top Chinese general sentenced to life for corruption

Fang Fenghui, former chief of the People's Liberation Army's joint staff department, is the latest military figure to fall in President Xi Jinping's crackdown on graft and waste at all levels of the government and military.

6 years ago

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