Iran Sets Demands to Reopen Hormuz
Iran has tied any reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to sweeping U.S. concessions, turning a vital shipping lane into a bargaining chip with...
Ukraine’s Mirage Jets Become Missile Killers
Ukraine’s small fleet of French Mirage 2000-5 jets is shooting down Russian missiles and drones and plugging gaps in the country’s air defenses.Story SnapshotUkraine...
Tennessee GOP Picks Its Next Governor Contender
Marsha Blackburn’s win in the Republican primary for Tennessee governor locks in a high-stakes November race and ends months of speculation about whether her...
No Factory. No Port. The Navy Built Drones at Sea.
At sea, the Navy is now using 3D printing to make drones and parts on a ship, not back at a factory.Quick TakeFirestorm Labs...
SF Investor Charged in Predator Sting
A San Francisco real estate investor has been charged after prosecutors say he tried to meet someone he believed was a minor in an...
NYC Riders Face New Transit Crime Surge
Major crime on New York City’s transit system jumped nearly 11% in July, driven by more violent attacks and thefts on subways and buses,...
Britain’s Potato Harvest Wilts Under Heat
Britain’s potato fields are being baked and dried out by relentless heatwaves, raising real fears that one of the country’s most basic foods could...
Newsom’s Tax Return Rollout Draws Sharp Criticism
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s tightly controlled “tax return release” is stirring new anger over how the political class plays games with transparency.Story SnapshotNewsom let...
Officer’s Gun Targeted in Shocking Virginia Incident
When an illegal entrant allegedly tried to wrestle a Fairfax County officer’s gun away after a domestic violence call, it turned a routine police...
Trust Crash Hits Colleges Again
Higher education is losing trust again, and the strongest complaints now mix campus politics with price, value, and jobs.Quick TakeGallup says confidence in higher...
