America’s overreliance on GPS leaves it vulnerable to jamming and spoofing. Building a terrestrial backup using 5G could secure national defense and critical infrastructure.

Afghanistan’s embrace of India over Pakistan is a return to the geopolitical norm. The rapid downturn in the Afghanistan–Pakistan relationship may have caught many observers off guard. This may appear ...

In any conflict with China, aerial refueling will determine whether US fighters and bombers can operate from safe stand-off distances across the vast expanses of the Indo-Pacific.

The F-14 was designed for one very specific mission profile: defending US carrier strike groups against Soviet bombers armed with long-range anti-ship missiles. Everything about the F-14 reflected ...

Including nuclear energy in the Loss and Damage Fund can strengthen US nuclear leadership and help the Global South build low-carbon solutions that support water security and economic growth.

The winners of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics underscore how innovation and openness fuel progress—offering lessons for ...

The continued extension of the Minuteman III system calls for a rethinking of the venerable US strategic nuclear triad.

The Russian military is advancing across several axes of advance in Ukraine. Russia’s gains are not groundbreaking, but they ...

But the remarkable rise of Zohran Mamdani, the socialist candidate for mayor in New York, should be giving them a distinct ...

Although a variety of retired warships have been employed as targets in past US Navy SINKEX operations, the ex-USS Simpson was the final frigate to be retired from service.

Beyond the delays to the Portland Air National Guard Base, Oregon, the ongoing strike will impact deliveries of the multirole fourth-generation-plus aircraft to overseas locations.

Indeed, now that Russia has a strong foothold in the region, it has developed the Northern Sea Route (NSR), a rival to the Suez Canal route for container ships cutting through the Arctic—to the point ...