New Requirement for U.S. Travelers to the U.K. in 2025: Everything You Need to Know About the ETA
Starting January 8, 2025, U.S. citizens planning to visit the United Kingdom will need more than just their passport to gain entry. As part of new travel regulations, American travelers will be required to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization…
Ben Wikler: The Right Choice to Lead the Democratic Party in a Critical Moment
As Democrats prepare for the challenges ahead with Donald Trump and his MAGA allies, the choice of the next Democratic National Committee chair has become a critical decision. Among the prominent contenders, one name stands out as the consensus choice…
America’s Unpreparedness for a Protracted War: A Wake-Up Call
The war in Ukraine has exposed a grim reality: the United States military is far from ready for a drawn-out conflict with a capable adversary. For decades, the U.S. military assumed it could quickly and decisively win wars. But Ukraine…
The Year of Exceptionalism: Donald Trump’s Unprecedented Legal Journey
2024 has been a year like no other, packed with seismic headlines and historical moments. The conviction of Donald Trump, an assassination attempt weeks later, and the unexpected collapse of Joe Biden’s reelection bid—followed by the brief ascendancy of Kamala…
Joe Biden’s Parting Insult
President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son Hunter Biden almost feels like a calculated shock — a Sunday night surprise that blindsided Washington and reignited controversy. While Biden’s intention may not have been to provoke outrage, the pardon carries…
Windows, Not Walls: Rethinking Air Superiority in Future Wars
For decades, Western military strategy has treated air superiority as a cornerstone of victory. However, the quest for dominance in the skies is becoming less feasible and more expensive—especially when facing a near-peer adversary. Instead, militaries should embrace a more…
Turkey’s Hidden Oil Shipments to Israel: Strategic Partnership Under the Radar
Despite Turkey’s public stance condemning Israeli policies, particularly regarding the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, new research suggests Ankara has continued to facilitate major oil shipments to Israel. Using satellite imagery and shipping data, researchers from the Stop Fuelling Genocide campaign revealed…
Adapting Defense for the Modern Battlefield
History is filled with examples of once-powerful competitors who failed to adapt quickly enough to evolving challenges. From nature’s most resilient creatures to powerful nation-states, survival and victory hinge on the ability to adapt. This lesson is particularly evident on…
Senate Report Slams Airlines for ‘Junk’ Fees and Lack of Transparency
The increasing cost of flying has become a growing concern for U.S. travelers, and a new Senate report points the finger directly at airlines for contributing to these soaring expenses. Released by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, the 55-page…
Joe Biden’s Most Personal and Difficult Decision Yet
In the wake of President Joe Biden’s Justice Department decisions, Donald Trump is returning to the White House, while Biden’s son Hunter faces the real prospect of prison. This extraordinary moment has set the stage for an unprecedented personal and…
Here are the GOP Senators Best Positioned to Challenge Trump
President-elect Donald Trump’s swift cabinet appointments have sent a clear message: loyalty to Trump himself and a knack for showcasing that loyalty on national television are the ultimate qualifications. But the real drama will unfold as Senate Republicans decide how…
U.S. Leads Global Effort to Tackle AI Safety Amid National Security Concerns
In a pivotal moment for artificial intelligence (AI), U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo emphasized the importance of cautious innovation, stressing that AI’s rapid advancements should be tempered with careful consideration of its consequences. “AI is a technology like no other…




























