Articles in National Security, Foreign Affairs, and Defense
When the laws don’t favor you, change the laws. At least that’s apparently the way Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is approaching a possible bid to regain the presidency that had transferred to Dmitry …
Boris Johnson – London’s mayor, popular Conservative Party political star, and potential inheritor to the heritage of the conservative mantle worn by Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher – weighed in Monday on the controversy around …
There’s something the Brits may not be revealing about why Michael Savage won’t be summering in Derbyshire.
I’ll give you a hint: you’re getting warmer.
Amid our hand-wringing and hair-pulling over President Obama, his Keystone Cabinet, and the entropic ballet in the Democrat-controlled Congress, we should remember that things could be worse.
The London Telegraph reported Wednesday that Italian prime minister …
UPI reported Monday that tests are moving forward at the Naval Air Warfare Center in China Lake, California on a 5-pound guided missile that is roughly the size of a loaf of bread.
The missile …
As reported Monday in the online edition of the London Times, twenty delegates to the United Nations walked out of a major conference held in Geneva, Switzerland when Iranian President Ahmadinejad told those in …
