Alaska’s latest revenue forecast may look impressive at first glance, courtesy of recent oil price surges driven by global tensions. But as this editorial notes, lawmakers risk repeating deadly mistakes by allocating money that hasn’t yet been secured.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stunned onlookers at a Pentagon press conference, blasting former President George Bush as “foolish” for his approach to an unfolding conflict. The severe critique highlights a widening rift within U.S. defense circles as tensions heat up over an alarming war update.

A distant conflict in Iran is causing ripple effects in Pittsburgh. Local residents are now facing price spikes that underscore how global events can impact everyday life.

Russia’s undersea advances illustrate its ongoing efforts to counter more powerful navies. By investing in asymmetric platforms like the Poseidon torpedo, Moscow seeks to address its naval shortcomings. Observers are left debating just how significant a threat these underwater drones may pose.

Former President Donald Trump has threatened Iran with unprecedented force, warning he would “massively blow up” the world’s largest natural gas field if Iran targets Qatar again. This stark message, released amid tense regional dynamics, has sparked widespread concern over escalating conflict.

The Strait of Hormuz has long been a focal point of Middle Eastern conflict, as highlighted by repeated tensions throughout its history. This article examines the strait’s role in regional politics and warfare, referencing notable conflicts such as the Iran–Iraq War.

Japan’s prime minister has undertaken a focused effort to strengthen and maintain the country’s alliance with former President Donald Trump. This development is rooted in mutual interests tied to diplomacy, global politics, and foreign relations, reflecting Japan’s broader goals of stability and international cooperation.

Israel has announced it will no longer strike its gas field, even as Iran intensifies attacks on oil and gas facilities in the Gulf. The decision comes at a time when a “rattling” war is underway in the region, signaling potential shifts in an already volatile situation.

President Donald Trump faces a critical decision that could shape his presidency: whether to deploy U.S. forces to seize uranium in Iran. This question lies at the center of broader concerns about Tehran’s nuclear facilities and international security at large.

Donald Trump is reportedly in talks to share key U.S. military information with a Middle Eastern partner. Critics have deemed the rumored stealth aircraft agreement, believed to be worth billions, one of his most “idiotic” war moves.

In light of growing global uncertainties, the US government’s Ready.gov has issued practical guidance on nuclear emergency preparedness. Their recommendations revolve around three key steps and a 14-item survival kit, offering Americans tangible ways to stay safe during potential nuclear disasters.

The US Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, has docked in Crete after a fire onboard. Though the Navy first minimized the incident, damage to key areas, including crew quarters and laundry facilities, prompted the carrier’s return to port.

On February 23, 1942—barely two months after the attack on Pearl Harbor—the Japanese submarine I-17 emerged off the Central Coast and targeted a vital oil field at Ellwood. This unexpected move brought the war dramatically closer to home for Californians.

In Pasadena, California, a person wakes to the eerie stillness of failed alarms, dead internet, and no electricity. This unsettling scenario illustrates how our deep reliance on interconnected technology could become a critical liability, particularly if adversaries like China learn to exploit it.

U.S. stocks took a notable downturn Wednesday under mounting concerns about looming inflation and spikes in oil prices. Economic anxiety intensified when a report revealed that inflation was set to worsen, even before the conflict with Iran contributed to an oil surge.

In an unconventional move, the White House is presenting the Iran war as though it were a violent video game. Officials say the aim is to build public support through digital channels, but critics warn this strategy upends decades of presidential decorum and questions the ethics of packaging real conflict as interactive entertainment.

Estonia stands ready to discuss its role in supporting security operations in the Strait of Hormuz. While Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur notes that Tallinn has not received a direct request from Washington, he points to President Donald Trump’s broader appeal for NATO engagement in maritime security.

This article draws on a biblical passage from Genesis 16:12 to examine the notion that certain wars may be fundamentally rooted in religious beliefs. Columnist Van Yandell’s perspective highlights how ancient scripture could still influence views on modern discord.

For decades, tanks dominated the battlefield with their unmatched armor and firepower. Yet modern anti-tank systems, employing precision guidance and advanced warheads, are challenging even the toughest tanks by exploiting their most critical vulnerabilities.

Oil prices picked up pace on Tuesday, driven by the war with Iran. Yet, in a notable shift from past spikes, U.S. stocks held their ground, signaling a more measured response from investors.

Caught in the midst of rapidly escalating tensions, Bozeman sisters Alise and Laurel Glenn found themselves stranded in Saudi Arabia following U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. Left with minimal governmental support, they were forced to orchestrate their own evacuation from a region suddenly thrust into turmoil.