Cybersecurity Industry Baffled by FBI’s Lack of Action on Ransomware Gang
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Day: November 18, 2023
How it Felt to Carry a Gun in Combat
John Waters, Real Clear Defense The safety was flicked off, the hammer cocked. The gun was one inch above the seam of my pants pocket. A sudden move and the thing might go off. I closed both…
Is Our Trade Policy Undermining National Security?
J.D. Hayworth, Real Clear Defense While Americans have heard plenty about the war in Ukraine, one trade policy issue with Russia which also has troubling national security implications is…
“Thank You For Your Service”
Francis P. Sempa, Real Clear Defense Any true postmortems on the 21st century wars in Iraq and Afghanistan should factor in the domestic human costs of those conflicts. Not just…
SIG P320 vs P226: Which Is the Better Combat Pistol?
J. Skovlund, Task & Purpose It’s a close call, but one expert has a preference.
Australia and India Respond to China’s Presence in the Indian Ocean
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Australia and India have built and expanded military bases in and around the Indian Ocean in anticipation of a larger…
The World Aflame
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures A few weeks ago, I wrote a piece titled “The World Begins to Reorder Itself.” There is certainly a new order coming, but unlike the reordering that took
Rebuilding a Republican Army
Steele Brand, Law & Liberty Within hours of Hamas’ unprecedented attack that sparked yet another land war in Eurasia, Israel summoned reservists home and began reintegrating them into its…
Not a World War But a World at War
Paul Poast, The Atlantic The past two years have seen the most conflicts of any time since the end of the Second World War.
Send in the Robots
Zachary Kallenborn, Derrick Tin & Gregory Ciottone, Small Wars Journal Terrorists, suicide bombers in particular, create chaos and bring death and destruction to the masses. Not only are…