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Thanks to the drone revolution, submarines will soon have access to flying cameras, giving them their own eyes in the sky—and could someday do much more. 

The incident in the Red Sea proves the Phalanx Close-In Weapon System works, but it also begs the question: just how effective are the service’s long-range defensive systems?

From winged humanoids on the moon to supposed extraterrestrial corpses from Peru, alien hoaxes are usually pretty stupid—yet they continue to dupe us. Here’s why.

The University of Colorado Denver College of Architecture and Planning is seeking qualified candidates currently at the rank of Associate Professor for the Director of the Graduate Program position with an anticipated start date of July 2024.

The U.K. will buy only 148 Challenger 3 main battle tanks as its land forces continue to shrink to their lowest level in recent history.

From Marine Corps raids to extended air assaults, here are four ways the U.S. could retaliate against the Islamic Resistance for killing three U.S. soldiers.

Here’s a detailed look at the most logical alternatives, from surface ships to subs.

At its helm is Varun Sharma, an Indian-born Canadian entrepreneur, whose vision and expertise are breaking new ground in the startup ecosystem

Here’s what you need to know about the intellectually dangerous Roman Empire conspiracy theory—and why you should remain vigilant while assessing online claims.

The F-16 Fighting Falcon flew for the first time 50 years ago. Its storied career includes a 76–1 air combat record—but its greatest victories may still lie ahead.