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While a submerged submarine may be all but impossible to see from the surface, there are still numerous ways to track and monitor the...
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The Biden administration is reportedly considering convening a new conference to determine Afghanistan’s future. The new conference would essentially repeat the 2001 Bonn Conference...
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command supremo Admiral Philip Davidson wittingly or unwittingly fortified deterrence in the Western Pacific this week. Admiral Davidson told a webinar at...
Today’s very strong job numbers have to raise a basic question that economic policymakers would ignore at their peril: Does the U.S. economy really...
Pope Francis will begin a historic visit to Iraq tomorrow, the first in Papal history. In Iraq, Francis will meet political leaders in Baghdad,...
While there are a number of contenders for the best Allied aircraft of the First World War, most aviation experts would agree that Germany’s...
The idiom “Call in the big guns” typically refers to those individuals who are very important and/or powerful. However, the term came from the...
Those who attended Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Florida last month were treated to a unique sight that included a flyover of a B-1B...
The U.S. Army’s Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) should be ready for initial operational testing next year, according to Defense News. The AMPV is to...
Getting your mail late these days? As it turns out, you’re not alone. Historic mail delays nationwide have made customers wait patiently for their...
The U.S. dollar remains the world’s foremost currency, but the Chinese yuan is a scrappy upstart looking to take the title. The Chinese Communist...
The growing willingness by U.S. Big Tech to censor political debate highlights a hypocrisy that belies any notion that expelling conservative voices is an...
Japan was the first country to run scheduled passenger trains faster than 125 miles per hour. Since then, France has run faster trains and China has built more...
Robert Kagan has taken to the pages of Foreign Affairs (where else?) to argue for American internationalism. The author of several books, Kagan is...
By any objective measure, strikes against secondary facilities in retaliation for targeting key state assets show restraint. Such were President Joe Biden’s February 25...
The Biden administration today fulfilled its pledge to release an unclassified version of a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) report on Saudi Arabia’s murder of...
Somalia faces its most serious crisis in 15 years: President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo’s presidential term expired but he refuses to step down until new...
Despite seeing lower numbers of new coronavirus infections over the past couple of weeks, the United States is still “nowhere close” to achieving herd...
The latest data have revealed that vaccination rates are indeed climbing and that there is a sizeable decline in daily new coronavirus cases compared...
Throughout the past year of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the United States for some periods witnessed unemployment rates not seen since the Great Depression....
New, highly transmissible coronavirus variants circulating across the country “stand to reverse” the United States’ control of the yearlong pandemic and could “undermine all...
“It is utterly embarrassing that ‘pay people enough to live’ is a stance that’s even up for debate,” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently tweeted. “Override...
Supporters of gun control measures have suggested that 2020’s record sales for firearms also led to an increase in gun-related crimes. New York saw...
Survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault are now at greater risk because of President Joe Biden’s executive order on transgenderism. Although the heat...
The following was a follow-up interview I did was the good folks over at The Express (UK) that goes a little deeper into what...
How should the United States approach the North Korea nuclear issue? Is denuclearization even possible at this stage in the game, when Pyongyang may...
North Korea has been reported to have high concentrations of rare earth elements, and its neighbor to the south may be wanting to help...
North Korea’s continued development of nuclear weapons and associated delivery platforms remains a top national security and foreign policy challenge for the United States....
Last November, it was reported that a South Korean lawmaker was accusing North Korean hackers of attempting to disrupt South Korea’s efforts to develop...
While a submerged submarine may be all but impossible to see from the surface, there are still numerous ways to track and monitor the...
A fascinating publication by the Congressional Research Service, a nonpartisan public policy research institute, outlined what progress is being made on the U.S. Navy’s...
Despite having an “empire” on which the sun never set, the British Army wasn’t exactly large in numbers. Yet, prior to the First World...
Good things come to those who wait, and in the case of military hardware, some of the best things take time to finally enter...
Although many details of the Air Force’s secretive B-21 Raider stealth bomber program remain unknown, a recent Air Force press release provides some clues...
