Daily Archives: Mar 19, 2026

In March 1952, one North Korean shell caught the USS Wisconsin, the first time the massive battleship had been hit by enemy fire since World War II. What ensued was not only a display of raw naval might, but an experience which cemented the enduring legend of the Iowa-class...

"Eyes in the sky changed everything." That was how one senior analyst characterized the recent escalation of U.S. military surveillance along the southern border a campaign that has stealthily redefined the terms of counternarcotics operations in 2025. Early in February, a sudden increase in Navy P-8A Poseidon sorties over...

It doesn't come often that a government office relocation preserves taxpayers a amount that can fund a small city. But the recent FBI relocation from the J. Edgar Hoover Building to the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. has accomplished just that, avoiding over $300 million in delayed maintenance...