Category: World
Gulf states struggle to recover economically after 6 months of war
The Persian Gulf’s extraordinary wealth has long rested on an assumption of stability. The past six months of war have shattered that certainty,…
Trump’s ‘golden age of science’ is not just another war to be won
In July 2026, the White House released what it called the most ambitious rethinking of American science policy in decades. Michael Kratsios, President…
Western hawks are pushing Ukraine to draft its women
Ukraine is already suffering a severe demographic crisis as a result of the decision to eschew peace talks and pursue military victory instead…
Trump designates protesters terrorists. How far will it go?
Protesting is terrorism. At least, that is the message that the Trump administration has communicated in a series of recent actions, culminating last…
After Iran, US signals major security shift in the Middle East
When President Donald Trump congratulated Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan for signing the Mecca Pact, describing it as a “BIG, BOLD, IMPORTANT FIRST…
What do current US military ops in Latin America actually look like?
On Thursday, U.S. SOUTHCOM Commander Gen. Francis L. Donovan met with the Colombian and Ecuadorian defense ministers in San Lorenzo, Ecuador. The trio…
New US strikes on Iran may restart war Trump wants to freeze
Despite the excitement around Donald Trump’s new sanctions and even the US strikes against the Iranian island of Larak just hours ago, much…
This creepy Israeli spy tech is likely operating in a city near you
Since the 2013 Edward Snowden leaks, surveillance and debates surrounding it have become part of the American experience. In recent years, Ring video…
Did Trump put a poison pill in his own Saudi nuclear deal?
This week, President Donald Trump formally submitted the U.S.-Saudi civil nuclear agreement to Congress for review, moving the deal forward despite continuing to…
The rise and fall of ‘resistance’ hero Alexander Vindman
On paper, Alexander Vindman’s loss in last week’s Florida Democratic Senate was a shocking upset. After all, Vindman had a 16-to-1 fundraising advantage…
