Why the US Army Is Racing to Adapt to Drone Combat
The Army is pushing drones to squads, interceptors to bases, and training to everyone, because small unmanned threats now shape every fight.
Cities Most at Risk of Running Out of Water This Decade
Several global cities face Day Zero-style risks this decade, but smart planning, leak fixes, and backup supplies can prevent shutdowns.
How America’s F-22 Raptor Became a Symbol of Air Dominance
Stealth, supercruise, fused sensors, and a push to upgrade older jets kept the F-22 the go-to symbol of air dominance.
The Tiny Pacific Island Carrying the Weight of U.S. Power
Ebeye’s workers help run a key U.S. range, while crowded housing, unsafe fish, and diabetes show the cost of carrying power.
The Hidden Detail That Links Rembrandt to a Fellow Dutch Artist
A tiny barking dog links Rembrandt’s Night Watch to Adriaen van de Venne, revealing how smart borrowing became vivid storytelling.
Las Vegas Visitor Numbers Fall to Historic Lows
Summer brought a real dip in visitors, but the true historic low was 2020. Read the data before believing dramatic headlines.