Military

We have written before about a Pentagon program that transferred used military equipment to local police departments.

As the war of words between President Trump and North Korean strongman Kin Jong-un escalates, this item from Bill Gertz in the Washington Free Beacon shows that much more is going on here than an exchange of insults.

There was a dire warning issued at a congressional hearing, and in an op-ed piece in The Hill, that North Korea could launch an EMP (electro-magnetic pulse

Intelligence analysts are saying that ISIS, which has been losing its war in Syria and Iraq, is looking for a new place to set up shop. And the signs point to the Philippines:

According to news reports, the President is considering ending the Iran nuclear deal ahead of schedule, with some of his former staffers arguing that he needs to keep his campaign promise to scrap the Obama-era

Largely overlooked in the media swirl over the Trump administration are the successes that have already been made at the deeply troubled Department of Veterans Affairs.

The Defense Intelligence Agency is releasing a series of unclassified reports on military threats to the United States. The first is on Russia, and it is worth taking the time to read.

And now for some good news: President Trump and congressional Republicans are keeping their promises to do something about the recent failures we've seen in the VA Healthcare system:

There's still a war going on in Afghanistan, and if recent reports are true, it appears the Russians may be supplying the Taliban with weapons: