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The West is bracing for a potential repeat of the Cold War, with the fear of it going ...

Lily Hay NewmanWhen U.S. government officials in early February identified and eventually shot down a surveillance balloon attributed to China, the pro

A Japanese company revealed plans on Tuesday for a commercial space viewing balloon.

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Columnist Scott Reeder says an Illinois science club may have had its balloon shot down by the Pentagon.

Impression that president biden is in complete control and yet he is wandering off the red carpet and he is getting heckled and he cant even form a coherent sentence. look, all of this is what you get when you get america last. >> jesse: is the national security state telling joe what to do? is this the cia and the pentagon and some of these more hawkish advisers? are they just barreling joe biden towards the confrontation with russia or is joe biden really calling the shots here? >> hard to tel...

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Capabilities in the pacific under the idea that it will create a new way of fighting in the pacific to fight china. weve sold all the capabilities and wont have the new ones until 2030. we hope no one causes war in the pacific. our marine corp is not ready. our generals are building careers on with buzz words like di vest through invest rather than lets kill the enemy. americans are concerned with not one thing happening because of a balloon or security spike makes a scare. when you combine them...

Iwaya Giken's two-seater capsule will take a pilot and a paying passenger up to 15 miles high for just $180,000.

Between Jan 28 and Feb 4, a high-altitude balloon of Chinese origin — dubbed "the Chinese spy balloon" by the United States — drifted into US airspace.