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Under the current administration, the United States is more risk-averse than in the immediate past, a tacit admission that it is no longer confident of its military superiority.

At their November 2023 meeting in San Francisco, Joe Biden and Xi Jinping were able to achieve a small degree of detente. They restored some ties between the two nations’ militaries and agreed to cooperate on controlling the drug trade and AI.

A Pearl City man spends his retirement serving his neighborhood, because helping others is his way of Aging Well. He is 74-year-old Larry Veray, and you will probably see more

New reported details about Chinese corruption allegations raise questions about the country's military readiness and modernization efforts.

Amidst the current tensions involving the Philippines, warships from China and the US recently carried out separate exercises in the sea.

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The DoD is awake. It has realized new and escalating threats require rapid change, or we may not prevail in the next conflict.

The activity, held within its territory, is its “sovereign right,” Manila said.

A history plaque was removed from Beacon Hill Park after a complaint.

The activity, held within its territory, is its sovereign right, Manila said.