The U.S. Army sentinel who reprimanded the defense secretary joins a century-long line of infantrymen who did their duty.

Mostly A’s: Your partner is likely not a spy. Mostly B’s: Your partner could be a spy; more info needed. Mostly C’s: Your ...

I n the spring of 1943, Walter C. Langer, a psychoanalyst at Harvard, received a query from William J. Donovan, the head of ...

AI could theoretically help the aviation system manage risks and disruptions, but it also adds many more variables that could ...

A nationwide ground stop has halted flights in the U.S.—but air travel had been getting worse long before today’s fiasco, Ian ...

A new book by the Galician writer Brais Lamela chronicles the drive that many have to touch history, no matter how elusive it ...

Today there is no shortage of people who think I blindly raced to run again. Driven by ambition. Selfishness. Unaware of the ...

With Trump’s backing, Vance wagered that he might become president. But a lot has changed in the past two years.

Plane groundings and other disruptions may become more common. Call me Dumb Nostradamus.

When a defense secretary has to make a public case that he is not an embarrassment to the president, he has already lost the ...

The secretary of state has spent more than $1.2 million in taxpayer funds on personal flights—including taking military jets ...

For one thing, he had to Google how much members of Congress make ($174,000 a year—more than 10 times what he was paid to ...