WASHINGTON − Cheap weaponized drones pose a threat to military bases and civilians, leading a senior military official to predict they’ll be used soon to inflict a “mass-casualty event.” Ukraine ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul urged President Trump this week to give New York the power to protect New York against weaponized drones — before it’s “too late,” The Post has learned. The two-page letter comes ...

The Ukraine-Russia war has become an incubator of new technology that will change warfighting for generations. Low-cost drones have transformed battlefield surveillance and tactics, dramatically ...

A stunning attack in Russia shows we live in a world where a deadly battlefield technology looks a lot like something you might see flying around at the beach. The carefully choreographed attack ...

A single weaponized drone can drop a grenade, crash into a target, or fire a makeshift missile. A swarm can do all that at once and overwhelm defenses built for one threat at a time. Is there a way to ...

Until they secure relevant technical capabilities to weaponize drones either by external knowledge transfer or internal learning, they may engage in strategic patience. The use of commercially ...

A new bill in Wisconsin would allow law enforcement to intercept, disable or destroy drones suspected of posing an imminent threat. The legislation would also increase penalties for flying a ...

The accident Tuesday occurred after residents in Kenscoff found a so-called kamikazi drone and "in a gesture of good faith" carried it to police officers stationed at a nearby SWAT base, Prime ...

A senior U.S. military official said it was only a matter of time before drones were used in a "mass casualty event" in the U.S. Last year, the military tallied 350 drone incursions on domestic bases.