Iran and Russia recently conducted a joint naval training exercise in the Caspian Sea, which has drawn the attention of other nations. According to Xinhua news agency, the exercise began on July 21, 2025, and involved ships from both nations practicing rescue operations together. The Caspian Sea The
In recent years, Chinese espionage directed at U.S. technology has surged. A 2023 CSIS survey documented 224 reported incidents since 2000, most occurring after 2013. U.S. intelligence labels China a leading culprit in industrial espionage, far surpassing other nations. The targets are often advanced defense
As July 2025 unfolds, trade relations between the U.S. and the European Union have sharply deteriorated. Following the U.S. government's announcement of new tariffs on European imports, including a staggering 30% tax on selected EU goods, alarm bells are ringing throughout Brussels and major European
Without warning, the U.S. government released over 240,000 pages tied to the 1968 assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., making it one of the largest single-day declassifications of assassination records in Amercan history. The files include once-classified FBI memos, CIA intelligence reports, and global
After nearly 200 years, the Pentagon has made a historic decision: It will put a Marine Corps officer in charge of the Navy’s famous academy in Annapolis. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth named Lt. Gen. Michael J. Borgschulte, a 1991 graduate and helicopter pilot, to replace Vice
After nearly nine decades of speculation, one of aviation’s greatest mysteries may finally be on the verge of a breakthrough. After going through satellite images, researchers believe they may have located the long-lost wreckage of Amelia Earhart’s aircraft, the Lockheed Electra 10E, on the remote
One dry summer, in the middle of a random wheat field in Ireland, something unexpected appeared. It wasn't a UFO, but it caught the attention of researchers across the world. When a drone flew over a seemingly ordinary field near Newgrange, it captured a pattern
China has long been hailed as a wonderous and mysterious land for people in the West. However, more recent archaeological discoveries in country are giving us a more distinct glimpse into what ancient life was like in China during the past. A recent discovery in
Our ancestors, the ancient Neanderthals, existed around 430,000 to 40,000 years ago but sadly went extinct. New evidence discovered in France points to a prominent reason why this species was doomed to extinction and also helps to point out that they were not nearly as
In the heart of Birmingham, hobbyist Brandon Nicholas engages in what he fondly calls “amateur urban archaeology.” Armed with steel rods measuring 1.8 meters, he explores vacant lots and creek banks, dropping as deep as 15 feet into soil layers last disturbed during World War
