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Why open-source tracking is accelerating China’s military visibility, and what the remaining blind spot means for strategists.
Why pooling efforts across allies is the real “win condition” for defense innovation contests, and what breaks when it fails.
In a three-way showdown less than a month from Michigan’s GOP primary, candidates sharpen attacks to gain an opening.
The EAC gets dismantled before midterms, raising stakes for election administrators and the states that rely on it.
The bipartisan Election Assistance Commission loses its remaining members, and voting-rights advocates call it a reckoning with consequences.
Airstrikes and retaliatory missile fire threaten a fragile interim Middle East ceasefire, with explosions reported near Iran’s nuclear power plant.
Ronny Chieng roasted consultants Daniel Moraff and Leanne Fan for helping elevate a candidate who later unraveled.
France captain Kylian Mbappé admits he should have scored his penalty, then warns the 2026 group stage promise is not enough.
The alleged new assassination threat changes the risk picture for U.S. politics and foreign policy, fast.
The 20-year-old midfielder turned a bench moment into a statement, then told reporters the job isn’t done.
A century of precedent is on the line, and a reviewing panel could rewrite how high the city can build.
Preliminary approval clears the first regulatory hurdle, even as historic preservationists raise objections across the Potomac.
