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News From Antiwar.com In recent months all U.S. geographical and several other military commands have branded Russia an adversary in all parts of the world, from the Arctic to the Antarctic, from South America to North Africa, from West Asia to Eastern Europe, from cyberspace to outer space. To demonstrate how comprehensive, how obsessive, the accusation is, here are compendious specimens: And what is the nation supposedly posing such an existential threat to global peace and security? A countr...

Colorado Springs hottest housing market in years continues to also be one of its most frustrating.

Sometimes, the arc of an entrepreneur’s startup concept dovetails unexpectedly with the headlines. Mike Crandall saw this happen to an extent during his Air Force service, but even more so with Digital Beachhead, the risk assessment and security company he founded in 2015.  In December 2020, commercial firms, government agencies and prime contractors were caught off-guard by the discovery of a cyber breach, allegedly perpetrated by the Russian hacker outfit CozyBear. The exceptionally c...

Private industry is launching at a pace with which the military’s space-surveillance system can’t keep up. Now lawmakers say the Commerce Department’s f...

The data mining firm wins another government contract -- but it probably won't silence the bears.

Print this article One thing is certain about former President Donald Trump’s last-minute preference for Alabama over Colorado for the permanent headquarters of U.S. Space Command: Football-coach-turned-senator Tommy Tuberville is not going to let up on the offense. In the confirmation hearing for President Joe Biden’s pick for Air Force secretary, nominee Frank Kendall was asked by the freshman senator if he would support the services assessment that led to the choice of Huntsville, Alaba...

The UK’s future success in the space domain will have structured collaboration at its heart The Integrated Review invites us to rethink the approach to space - and to develop a one UK approach, says PA Consulting Adobe Stock 299017630 The publication of the Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy (the Integrated Review) recognises the strategic importance of space for the UK’s security, defence and resilience in military and civil terms. It highlights the need...

Doug Lamborn is Colorado’s political escape artist. The Colorado Springs Republican, serving his eighth term in Congress, has had more close calls than a long-tailed cat on a porch full of rocking chairs. First elected to represent the heavily Republican 5th Congressional District in 2006 — only the fourth person to have that distinction, following Bill Armstrong, Ken Kramer and Joel Hefley, all Republicans — the lawyer and former state lawmaker has managed to survive six primaries on the...

By SETH ROBSON | STARS AND STRIPES Published: May 24, 2021 YOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan — China is the primary challenge not only on the surface but also for U.S. forces preparing to fight and win in any future conflict in space, according to the chief of the U.S. Space Command. “Our pacing threat is the Chinese, so we are watching how they are growing their space capability,” Army Gen. James Dickinson, who oversees the command based at Peterson Air Force Base, Colo., said during a stop at th...

Doug Lamborn is Colorado’s political escape artist.