Chemical and Biological Warfare

U.S. military experts are voicing worries that combat units are ill-equipped to detect powerful new bioweapons.

The strikes employed twice as many weapons used as in the response to a Syrian chemical attack last year.

The government is funding a project to keep bioterrorists from spreading a pneumonia-like, often antibiotic-resistant disease...

The Navy's top officer warned against using popular at-home ancestry DNA test kits this week.

U.S. Army research officials have developed a new, handheld chemical agent detector that can "taste" suspicious liquids.

But officials said Syrian dictator Bashar Al-Assad still maintains chemical weapons capabilities.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis suggested Thursday that a U.S. attack on Syria was not imminent.

The U.S. may launch a military response to the recent chemical attack.

U.S. Strategic Command recently passed the leadership role in counter-proliferation to SOCOM.

The U.S. Army is notifying vets that they may be eligible to receive care if they participated in testing from 1942 to 1975.