April 8, 2019

(This article is first in a series on how Russia’s energy policy in Europe aims to constrict European economic activity and control the European grid.)    The Kremlin’s energy policy …

Before we cover tomorrow (if the results are available as they should be) the results of the Israeli elections, let’s again visit picturesque Paris, as the Macron government once more …

The F-35 has had a notoriously difficult, costly, and lengthy process to becoming a combat-ready platform. It makes the news for various teething issues ranging from being grounded by fog …

Yesterday it was announced that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been awarded the 2019 Profile in Courage Award by the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation. Her noted accomplishments include becoming …

Rumors have swirled around Kirstjen Nielsen for months, with reports indicating that she was close to resigning or being fired. Now, it’s official: Nielsen is out as the secretary of …

Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan has appointed a four-star general to lead a new review of the October 2017 ambush that killed four American soldiers in Niger’s Tongo Tongo. …

Well, who didn’t see this foul up coming? For one, the British leaders who have alienated their people from their unalienable, God-given right to self-defense. Liberal politicians, displaying just how …

On 3 April, Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Jens Stoltenberg spoke to a rare joint session of Congress, with remarks aimed at confronting Russia. Stoltenberg mentioned …