David B. Larter

An attack by Yemeni rebels on a Saudi frigate has escalated tensions in one of the world’s busiest sea lanes, and has the U.S. weighing its options.

The cruiser Antietam ran aground Tuesday while off the coast of Yokosuka, Japan, according to two Navy officials familiar with the incident.

Inside the spy probe of an officer’s ties to Taiwan. Was he really a spy?

The Navy is in bad shape and its leaders are starting to make noise about it.

Sean Stackley, who has been the Navy’s top weapons buyer since 2008, will lead the Department of the Navy on a temporary basis, bringing the Ray Mabus era to an end.

Navy Secretary Ray Mabus told a group of reporters at an on-the-record breakfast that he was supportive of those who have raised concerns about maintaining civilian control of the military.

Former Machinist’s Mate 1st Class Kristian Saucier pleaded guilty this summer to charges relating to six pictures of classified spaces he took on his cell phone on the attack submarine Alexandria.

Navy Inspector General found bewildering array of shortfalls at the same location where gunman killed 12 people.

Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.