Over the past two years, Pentagon spending has increased by $135 billion, growing to a total of $1.68 trillion. Almost half of the increase

An intense spending fight over a second engine for the Joint Strike Fighter has partners General Electric and Rolls Royce and rival Pratt &

Faced with the potential of massive job losses and under heavy lobbying pressure earlier this year, the powerful House Armed Services Commit

The Obama administration's plan to make even more data available on corporate jet flights is drawing heat from some strange bedfellows

Reports to congress ignore or omit long-term weapons costs

America's newest fighter jet needs years of upgrades and repairs, but pilots are not keen to fly them.

The F35 is having trouble with its high-tech helmets and structural cracks and skin repairs and tailhooks and more.

Software troubles cast doubt on Panetta’s promise of an accounting of expenses by 2017.

The top lawmakers on the Senate Armed Services committee call exports by Pratt & Whitney's Canadian branch "enormously troubling"