Air Duels With Disco-Era Planes

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American Thinker   by Paul David Young, Paul Jarod Young     Forty years ago this summer, the big screen blockbuster film that catapulted Tom Cruise to stardom—Top Gun—was →

Mamdomino Theory: Democrats Struggle to Contain the Spread of Communism in Their Party

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American Thinker   by William Sullivan     “Two prominent House Democrats lost their primaries to insurgent rivals while a third left-wing candidate defeated the Brooklyn →

Neymar quits international football after Brazil’s World Cup knockout loss

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Al Jazeera   By The Associated Press     Neymar says he is done playing for Brazil’s national team, making the announcement after he and his teammates were knocked out of the →

Tehran prepares for Ali Khamenei’s funeral procession

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Al Jazeera   By Daniel Khalili-Tari     A two-day public farewell ceremony for Iran’s slain former supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, has come to a close, with millions expected →

German summons Chinese ambassador over alleged ‘training of Russian soldiers’; Chinese expert says unfounded accusations aim to divert attention from internal conflicts

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Global Times   By Li Yawei     The German Foreign Ministry claimed on Friday that the Chinese ambassador in Berlin had been summoned for talks over reports that Russian →

The secret to healthy aging may be hidden in your blood

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Science Daily   by Boston University School of Medicine     People who live to age 100 and beyond often owe their exceptional longevity to a mix of protective genes and →

Jihadists launch fresh offensive across Mali

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  and AP     Suspected jihadists and Tuareg separatist fighters have launched coordinated attacks across Mali, targeting →

America Did Not Have an Easy Birth

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American Thinker   by J.B. Shurk     In July 1776, the men who became known as our “Founding Fathers” had many problems. First among them was the reality that not everyone →

In South Asia, America has stopped asking India for permission

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Al Jazeera   By Nazmus Sakib     Last month, the United States military renamed its Indo-Pacific Command back to Pacific Command. The Pentagon claimed it was just a return of →

On July 4, Don’t Forget to Thank Europe

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National Interest   by Luke Coffey and Daniel Kochis     America’s transatlantic alliance is still the linchpin of global security and prosperity.     As →

The Strong Do What They Can—and Suffer What They Must

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Foreign Affairs   by Jonathan Kirshner     It seems to many these days that the world is a jungle beholden only to one law. Since returning to office in 2025, U.S. President →

Why NATO Should Pivot Toward Economic Security

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National Interest   by Josh Birenbaum and Antonia-Laura Pup     In the coming decades, military burden-sharing won’t be enough to ensure Transatlantic security. →

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