Space and Technology
In June 1985 the Soviet Union did something that still sounds impossible: it flew two balloons through the clouds of another planet. Released into...
Hi, what are you looking for?
The consequences of 9/11 ran straight into the procurement system. The Navy, unable to explain its role in a war on terror, committed to...
Michael Rubin's argument at 25 years is that almost nothing was learned. The hijackers were neither poor nor occupied, yet the assumption that grievance...
Twenty-five years on, the familiar verdict is that American intelligence agencies failed to warn. Lieutenant General Wallace "Chip" Gregson argues the failure was broader...
The Witkoff-Kushner shuttle between Moscow and Kyiv ended, predictably, without a breakthrough — and Andrew Michta argues the failure reveals something deeper than bad...
In June 1985 the Soviet Union did something that still sounds impossible: it flew two balloons through the clouds of another planet. Released into...
An F-15EX landed at Kadena this week to talk of "the next chapter of airpower" — but the jet belongs to a Florida test...
For decades, every Chinese nuclear submarine came from one shipyard at Huludao. Then satellite imagery caught something new: a 120-meter boat with an unusually...
The Pentagon's most expensive weapon ever can perform its full mission one hour in four, and the trend line points down. Then the program's...
China fields the most warships. China fields the most soldiers. Count military aircraft, though, and the pattern breaks: one country operates nearly a quarter...