Critical minerals will continue to be drivers and stabilizers of US foreign policy for the foreseeable future.

In the aftermath of Operation Midnight Hammer, all eyes have deservedly been on the US Air Force’s B-2 bomber fleet. The ...

Climate superfunds are cumbersome, violate due process, and do not help in the fight against climate change. Some states are ...

A Royal Navy F-35B remains stranded at an Indian airport after a hydraulic failure, raising concerns over security, repairs, ...

UN Ocean Conference spotlighted Marine Protected Areas, but US leadership is key to turning global pledges into lasting ...

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Iran’s counterattack was telegraphed well in advance—and clearly part of a phased de-escalation strategy, allowing Tehran to ...

Several tech CEOs have joined the Pentagon as advisors, but the process behind their appointments has raised eyebrows.

The US and Israel crippled Iran’s nuclear program and leadership, but uncertainty looms as Tehran weighs retaliation, risking regional escalation or internal unrest amid growing public discontent.

Israel’s policy towards Iran can be characterized as aggressive and preventive, combining military deterrence, covert operations, diplomacy, and regional alliances.

One former Marine becomes the first civilian F-35 test pilot at Cherry Point, boosting readiness; another is tapped to lead the Pentagon’s massive F-35 program, overseeing its global management.