July 2026

Space and Technology

In July 2028 NASA launches a car-sized, 1,000-pound nuclear drone toward Saturn’s moon Titan, a six-year, $3.35 billion trip to a world where the air is four times denser than Earth’s, gravity is one-seventh as strong, and flying is the easy part.

NASA is about to try something it has never attempted: instead of another six-wheeled rover, it will fly a car-sized, plutonium-powered drone across the...

Harrison KassJuly 24, 2026

Archaeologists opening Egyptian tombs sealed more than 3,000 years ago have found jars of honey still liquid, still sweet, and still perfectly edible — because honey is one of the only foods on Earth that never spoils, and the reason comes down to three things a bee does to it before it ever reaches the comb

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Archaeologists have opened tombs sealed for more than 3,000 years and found jars of honey still liquid and safe to eat, because honey is one of the only foods on Earth that never spoils — and the reason comes down to three things a bee does to it

Honey found sealed in Egyptian tombs is thousands of years old and still perfectly edible — because honey may be the only food on...

Harry J. KazianisJuly 24, 2026

The Embassy

Laura Loomer Once Called Ukraine ‘Full of Nazi Apologists’ — This Week She Apologized and Met Zelensky

Zelensky met Raytheon executives in Kyiv, saying Ukraine is moving to co-produce Patriot missiles under plans he discussed with Trump — though waiting lists...

Stephen SilverJuly 24, 2026

Space and Technology

NASA’s first space station weighed 77 tons and its launch nearly destroyed it, but engineers saved the thing with an improvised parasol, and when it finally fell out of orbit in 1979 a small Australian town fined the agency $400 for littering.

America's first space station was built out of leftover Apollo hardware — a modified Saturn V third stage, 77 tons and 118 feet long,...

Harrison KassJuly 24, 2026

The Embassy

Trump Has Already Won the Iran War, a Twenty-Five-Year Army Veteran Argues — ‘the Enemy Gets a Vote’

In a new analysis, national security expert James Jay Carafano argues President Trump has already achieved America's key objectives against Iran and is de-risking...

James Jay CarafanoJuly 24, 2026

The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) sails in the Atlantic Ocean, Feb. 6, 2026. The George H.W. Bush Carrier Strike Group is at sea as an integrated warfighting team. Composite Training Unit Exercise (COMPTUEX) is the Joint Force’s most complex integrated training event and prepares naval task forces for sustained high-end Joint and combined combat. Integrated naval training provides combatant commanders and America’s civilian leaders highly capable forces that deter adversaries, underpin American security and economic prosperity, and reassure Allies and partners. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class John R. Farren)

Aerospace & Defense

The Houthis Just Became Iran’s ‘Nuclear Option,’ an Expert Says — Able to ‘Hold the Global Economy Hostage’

The Wall Street Journal says a new front has opened after the Houthis declared an embargo on Saudi oil through Bab al-Mandeb. Reuters detailed...

Stephen SilverJuly 24, 2026

The Embassy

The Pentagon’s Count of America’s Iran War Dead Just Dropped Overnight — and the Explanations Don’t Match

The Pentagon's official count of American troops killed in the Iran conflict dropped from eighteen to fourteen between Wednesday and Thursday, the New York...

Stephen SilverJuly 24, 2026

Aerospace & Defense

China Is Giving Its Coast Guard a Naval Z-20 as U.S. Submarines Remain Its Hardest Pacific Problem

China's Coast Guard is now flying a naval version of the Z-20 from its largest cutter, and imagery shows a surface-search radar. What it...

Harry J. KazianisJuly 23, 2026

(September 11, 2003) - USS Nimitz (CVN 68) navigates one of the busier sea lanes in the Indian Ocean. Nimitz is deployed with Nimitz Carrier Strike Force in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, the multi-national coalition effort to liberate the Iraqi people, eliminate Iraq's weapons of mass destruction and end the regime of Sadaam Hussein. US Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Monica L. McLaughlin.

Aerospace & Defense

A Retired General Says This Is About Giving the President More Options, Not About Expanding the Iran War Itself

The United States is moving special-operations forces, fighter aircraft and medical staff toward the Middle East, with bomber crews in America and Britain on...

Stephen SilverJuly 23, 2026

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Iran Went After the Energy Routes and Russia Is Now Going After the Food, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Says

No vessel entered any of the three Ukrainian ports in the Odesa region on Wednesday, the first such day since the grain corridor opened...

Stephen SilverJuly 23, 2026

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Space and Technology

In July 2028 NASA launches a car-sized, 1,000-pound nuclear drone toward Saturn’s moon Titan, a six-year, $3.35 billion trip to a world where the air is four times denser than Earth’s, gravity is one-seventh as strong, and flying is the easy part.

Uncategorized

Archaeologists have opened tombs sealed for more than 3,000 years and found jars of honey still liquid and safe to eat, because honey is one of the only foods on Earth that never spoils — and the reason comes down to three things a bee does to it

The Embassy

Laura Loomer Once Called Ukraine ‘Full of Nazi Apologists’ — This Week She Apologized and Met Zelensky

Space and Technology

NASA’s first space station weighed 77 tons and its launch nearly destroyed it, but engineers saved the thing with an improvised parasol, and when it finally fell out of orbit in 1979 a small Australian town fined the agency $400 for littering.

The Embassy

Trump Has Already Won the Iran War, a Twenty-Five-Year Army Veteran Argues — ‘the Enemy Gets a Vote’

Aerospace & Defense

The Houthis Just Became Iran’s ‘Nuclear Option,’ an Expert Says — Able to ‘Hold the Global Economy Hostage’

The Embassy

The Pentagon’s Count of America’s Iran War Dead Just Dropped Overnight — and the Explanations Don’t Match

Aerospace & Defense

China Is Giving Its Coast Guard a Naval Z-20 as U.S. Submarines Remain Its Hardest Pacific Problem

Aerospace & Defense

A Retired General Says This Is About Giving the President More Options, Not About Expanding the Iran War Itself

Trillions - 19FortyFive

Iran Went After the Energy Routes and Russia Is Now Going After the Food, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Says

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