The call to protest Washington’s so-called invasion of Venezuela rings loud in a new letter. It warns that the seizure of President Nicolás Maduro, along with President Trump’s own statements, poses a grave danger to working-class interests worldwide.

A new commentary likens Donald Trump’s approach to Venezuela to previous conflicts the United States has entered, so-called “forever wars.” Drawing on historical parallels, the author cautions that Trump’s ultimate goals in Venezuela may never be fully realized.

Russia’s recent stance against classical art and free speech paints a worrying picture of how power can be used to suppress dissent. Max Hastings urges the United States to heed this example and safeguard its own democratic future.

The United States’ recent seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker has intensified its confrontation with Russia. Officials indicate this move signals a continued partial blockade on Venezuelan oil resources, especially in light of the capture of Nicolás Maduro.

Donald Trump’s proposal for a battleship bearing his name has been dubbed a “budget-busting folly” by critics. Many question the feasibility of what some have called a “costly white elephant” that could remain forever docked.

Guam’s $8 billion missile defense project arrives amid housing concerns and a smaller-than-expected Marine presence. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s visit to Andersen Air Force Base highlights both the island’s growing strategic role and the challenges that come with a military buildup.

Newly uncovered intelligence files from a Damascus prison reveal how Syrians under President Bashar al-Assad’s rule sometimes turned on their own families and neighbors. These betrayals, including a wife’s covert recording of her husband, often led to dire consequences.

Ongoing clashes in Gaza highlight the reality that sustained conflict often outlasts peace agreements. This piece explores why the region’s future seems guided by unstable truces rather than lasting solutions.

From groundbreaking next-generation aircraft designs to the sudden arrival of new Air Force leadership, 2025 has reshaped the landscape of air warfare. The LGM-35A Sentinel missile and other cutting-edge programs have taken center stage, while key figures like Gen. David Allvin and Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach have helped steer the service in surprising directions.

In 1985, the U.S. Air Force carried out a historic test, proving that a satellite could be destroyed in orbit by a missile. This marked the first time in history that an orbital target was successfully hit, foreshadowing future advancements in anti-satellite capabilities.

President Donald Trump has faced a challenging year with more setbacks than successes. Despite his success in negotiating an end to the Israeli-Hamas war in Gaza, tensions continue, and a permanent peace deal remains elusive.

Romania has secured its second order for the Patriot air and missile defense system in the span of a year, awarding Raytheon a $168 million contract. As part of this foreign military sales agreement, Romania will receive radar, command and control technology, launchers, and support equipment that reinforce its strategic defense capabilities.

In a year marked by continued tax relief and a cross-party push for a strong defense budget, Senator Shelley Moore Capito shares her pride in the 2025 Senate’s achievements. From preserving key financial policies to forging bipartisan accords, lawmakers focused on delivering tangible results.

America’s supercarriers, including the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Carl Vinson, are reaffirming their presence in the Indo-Pacific. Recent port calls underscore the U.S. Navy’s commitment to mission readiness and maintaining a strategic foothold in the region.

Fifty years have passed since the end of the Vietnam War, yet its broader lessons continue to echo today. A recent piece highlights how “The Quiet American” remains a relevant reference point for understanding the enduring impact of conflict.

West Papuan activists in Port Vila are urging the Vanuatu government to intervene in the Indonesian occupation of West Papua. Their resolve underscores a pressing regional issue that has drawn international concern.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has floated a possible nationwide referendum on ceding land to Russia for the sake of peace. The move comes amid external pressure from the United States and concerns over the country’s struggling energy infrastructure as winter approaches.

Argentina has taken delivery of its first six Danish F-16 Fighting Falcons, marking the beginning of a 24-jet deal. During a ceremony to celebrate their arrival, President Javier Milei criticized previous administrations for neglecting the nation’s air defense. Officials view this acquisition as a key step in updating Argentina’s military capabilities.

Torrential rains from Storm Byron have battered Gaza, causing widespread flooding and endangering hundreds of thousands who have already been displaced by conflict. Amid the tension of ongoing hostilities, these destructive weather conditions present a new adversity for those living in war-torn territories.

In a decisive move, the House passed a massive defense bill that raises troop pay and overhauls weapons acquisitions. Spanning more than 3,000 pages, it also contains measures pushing back on the Department of Defense to enhance oversight and accountability.

Karishma Manzur’s op-ed warns against allowing President Donald Trump to pull the United States into an unjustified conflict in Venezuela. Pointing to the disastrous second Iraq war, the article insists that Americans learn from the past and avoid a repeat of that debacle.