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Unless you work for the Department of Defense, you’ve probably never heard of something called the Defense Travel System (DTS). The system was conceived in the mid-1990s as a way…

The U.K. Telegraph has an alarming–if slightly inaccurate–report on China’s efforts to disable U.S. spy satellites. According to the paper, China has test-fired powerful lasers which could blind our electro-optical…

With the end of the Israel-Hizballah conflict, most members of the western press hopped on a plane and quickly forgot about the region, and what may happen next. That’s hardly…

In recent months, we’ve detailed various efforts to target the Air Force’s F-22 fighter program, centerpiece of the service’s force modernization efforts. The F-22 (nicknamed the Raptor) is the world’s…

In the wake of yesterday’s tragic school shooting in Pennsylvania, there will be the predictable calls for more metal detectors, and an increased police presence at schools across America. The…

There is growing speculation that North Korea’s “nuclear test” was, in fact, a failure. Bill Gertz of the Washington Times is quoting intelligence officials who say the evidence–so far–seems consistent…

North Korea’s attempted nuclear test raises the critical issue of what can actually be done–short of war–to reign in Pyongyang. While the military option can never be removed from the…

Readers of today’s Washington Times got a ring-side seat for the latest skirmish between the Bush Administration and elements within the intelligence community. Speaking on the condition of anonymity, administration…

Not surprisingly, North Korea has responded harshly to those new U.N. sanctions, declaring them “an act of war.” U.S. envoy Christopher Hill, who leads the American delegation to the Six-Party…

Christopher Glenn died yesterday at the age of 68. The recently-retired CBS news correspondent had been battling liver cancer since retiring from the network earlier this year. If Glenn’s name…