Civil War director Alex Garland has teamed up with a veteran soldier to tell a hyper-realistic story set during the Iraq war.

A bipartisan group of House lawmakers is joining forces to introduce a bill aimed at eliminating suicide among U.S. military ...

Warfare immerses viewers in the chaos of battle, showcasing the harsh realities of war with intense sound design.

Before he served as a combat medic and sniper on Navy SEAL teams in the Middle East ... Finally, with seven years in uniform and two deployments under his belt, Kim in 2009 entered the Navy's ...

The answer lies in the name, “Warfare,” another proudly unsubtle title that fits easily into the Garland schema.

Alex Garland’s built a career out of blowing audiences’ minds while making them squirm in their seats. His previous hot potato, “Civil Wars,” sent chills throughout this fractious, broken nation since ...

"We didn't want to guide people's emotions," Poulter told me. "You're in the middle of it, and the silence—that's the reality ...

Hegseth made the argument that the policy is putting social justice over combat readiness in his book ... that one female Navy Seal, so they can put them on a recruiting poster and feel good ...

Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza sacrifice all for the sake of authenticity in Warfare - and might uncover a darker truth.