Americas

Venezuela’s army is far larger than Guyana’s. But Caracas might achieve better results with deniable “gray zone” attacks against its eastern neighbor than with an outright invasion.

The time for double standards is over. An apolitical military must be apolitical—and focused on the task of winning wars.

The Black Arrow is an indicator of the deep trouble that the Pentagon finds itself in today. It may also be a way out. 

In order to compete with China and boost growth, the United States must better balance the software and hardware components of its economy.

By employing protectionist measures now, before the next great war begins, America can shield its eviscerated manufacturing sector—and perhaps restore it to fighting shape.

Trump may be about to discover that it is easier to begin a trade war than to end it successfully.

The U.S. Special Operations Command’s (USSOCOM) first missionized aircraft was based on an Air Tractor AT-802, a craft primarily employed for crop dusting

“Stealth” is not the result of one secret formula known only to the Pentagon. Instead, it is the result of many design and technology adaptations—ranging from the shape of an...

The Nimitz-class carrier is expected to stay out of service for an additional fourteen months than planned.

The Navy three-star officer’s support for DEI initiatives could have put her name on the chopping block.

If it is to survive, a multipolar world will require more, not less, international cooperation to tackle climate change and prevent another financial crisis or military conflict.

To minimize plastic waste and pollution, the United States should reject blanket bans and instead address root causes through innovation and the development of a circular plastics economy. Most Americans have...