Iranian missiles show deadly precision amid US-Iran war escalation

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Al Jazeera   By Joseph Stepansky     An Iranian attack on a United States military site in Jordan that killed three US soldiers has shown the Islamic Revolutionary Guard →

Where Are America’s Aircraft Carriers Now?

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National Interest   by Peter Suciu     Although the US Navy has 11 nuclear-powered aircraft carriers in active service, only around half are deployed at any given time—with →

Japan hypes China-Russia naval activities near Okinotori; Chinese FM says Okinotori, as a rock, is unfit to claim EEZ, rejects Tokyo’s baseless ‘protest’

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Global Times   By Li Yu and Liang Rui     China has firmly rejected Japan's "concerns" over Chinese naval vessels' live-fire drills in Japan's so-called exclusive economic →

New programmable photonic chip can control how fast light moves

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Science Daily   by Seoul National University College of Engineering     Researchers at Seoul National University and the University of Seoul have developed a programmable →

New cancer strategy could stop tumors before resistance takes hold

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Science Daily   by City St George’s, University of London     Smarter timing may be one of the keys to making cancer treatment more effective.     A new →

Senegal: President faye's backing of Macky Sall signals a political shift

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews     Welcomed as a victory by Macky Sall's supporters, Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye's decision to back his predecessor's →

A National Embarrassment in the U.S. Flag Code

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American Thinker   by Don Brown     At Marvin Ridge High School in Union County, North Carolina, a senior named Luke simply wanted to paint the American flag on his parking →

Trump’s July 16 Speech: The Big Picture

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American Thinker   by Christopher Chantrill     President Trump’s speech last Thursday, a few months before the 2026 midterms, was dull and boring, a disappointment to →

When China Gets Its Own Mythos

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Foreign Affairs   by Michael Sulmeyer     In April, Anthropic disclosed that its newest frontier AI model, Claude Mythos, could find and exploit security vulnerabilities in →

The Houthis may soon discover the limits of Saudi strategic patience

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Al Jazeera   by Al Jazeera     The Houthi declaration that they intend to block Saudi shipping and vessels bound for Saudi ports in the Red Sea is not another act of →

US launches new attacks; Hegseth says war has cost $37.5bn

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Al Jazeera   By Zaid Sabah, Umut Uras and Alex Milan Durie     US bombs Iran for an 11th consecutive night as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the cost of the war has →

Why Conservative Doubts on Taiwan Are Growing—and Wrong

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National Interest   by Allen Zhang     There is no “America-first” case for abandoning Taiwan to China.     In the summer of 1981, the US-China →

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