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Monday’s Washington Post htmlhad a rather interesting—and timely–column by Jack Devine, a former senior CIA official. As Mr. Devine reminds us, with the latest “reform” of the U.S. intelligence community…

The USS Lake Erie (CG-70), which will attempt to shoot-down a defunct spy satellite with a specially-modified SM-3, surface-to-air missile (U.S. Navy photo via Wikipedia) ***UPDATE//AP is now reporting that…

The D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia (PBS photo) In their never-ending hunt for bad news in the War on Terror, MSM outlets have left no stone unturned—or story angle unexplored.…

General James Cartwright, Vice-Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, briefs reporters on last week’s successful intercept of a defunct spy satellite. In the wake of last week’s successful shoot…

The bizarre case of two Army officers who tried to alter a paternity test to avoid paying child support is expected to be settled in a Pennsylvania court room, possibly…

$1.5 billion of your tax dollars, burning in close formation: smoke pours from Saturday’s B-2 crash at Andersen AFB, Guam. Prospects for a new, manned bomber went down in flames…

Bill Buckley has died. Written expressions of eloquence–of which Buckley was a grand master–cannot describe the loss. I never had the honor of meeting Mr. Buckley. But his books, newspaper…

PJM has a fascinating read, by journalist Craig S. Karpel, on The New York Times’ “financial” motivation for running that recent hit piece on John McCain. As Mr. Karpel explains,…

Prince Harry in a photo taken during unit training in the U.K. Britain’s Prince Harry—third in line for the throne—has been serving in Afghanistan since December, and has been involved…

Air Force Times reports that the Air Combat Command (ACC) Inspector General Team will return to Minot on 25 March, for a repeat of the wing’s Initial Nuclear Surety Inspection…