Space-based interceptors and "particle beams" are part of a new multi-billion-dollar Trump order to build a new U.S. missile ...

Two senators introduced a bill that would authorize $19.5 billion for fiscal 2026 to build out Trump's "Iron Dome for America ...

Within a year, the United States could have a single integrated grid of sensors from under the sea to space to bolster its ...

National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), signed into law in December, sidestepped calls from some lawmakers for the policy ...

The Missile Defense Agency and the Space Development Agency ... the system would be designed to counter a range of advanced missile threats, including hypersonic weapons, cruise missile and ...

The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) is beginning its outreach to industry to understand what new technologies would be available ...

Congress currently allocates $30 billion a year on missile defense and defeat programs, most run by the SDI successor, the Missile Defense Agency. Three nuclear policy ... less-complicated defenses ...

Lockheed Martin has received a Missile Defense Agency recompete contract worth $ ... medium and intermediate-range ballistic missile threats and intercept targets inside and outside the atmosphere.

The Pentagon agency charged with responding to emerging missile threats is asking the defense industry for ideas on how to implement President Donald Trump’s call for an “Iron Dome for America.” Trump ...

If the bill passes, it would require all operations and sustainment of missile defense systems to be transferred to the services, freeing up the Missile Defense Agency, or MDA, to focus entirely ...

He and other experts said meeting the order’s goals may take a push, as current missile defense efforts struggle to meet targets less ambitious than Trump's. The Missile Defense Agency ...