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Twelve experts weigh in on how to prevent, deter, and—if necessary—fight the next conflict.

Largely unknown to most Americans, over the last 20 years, the United States has lost almost five times as many active service members and veterans to suicide than have been lost in all of the Global War on Terrorism operations. “Final Fight: When the Trauma of War Comes Home” goes deeper than any documentary to date in revealing the root causes of this tragic epidemic by profiling a diverse group of veterans struggling with either combat and sexual assault-related Post Traumatic Stress. Lea...

In 2021 we saw private companies and local governments all throughout the United States mandate COVID-19 "vaccines" as a condition for employment, and many of those mandates are still in place today. But there is another mandate that could soon be required as a condition for employment and receiving government aid, and that is the mandate to not criticize or say anything negative against Israel. In fact, there are already laws on the books in 38 states that prohibit you from receiving ...

Yes, there was a “housing project” where the Eureka Mall is today. When you tell this to people who were born after the late 1950s or early 60s they have no idea what you are talking about, but I remember Marine View Terrace because my family and I lived there for a few months, and I went to kin

FAIR,   JULIE HOLLAR, FEBRUARY 1, 2024 At the New York Times and Washington Post, despite efforts to include Palestinian voices, opinion editors have skewed the Gaza debate toward an Israel-centered perspective, dominated by men and, among guest writers, government officials. In the first two months of the current Gaza crisis, the Times featured the crisis on its op-ed pages almost…

A new version of the brochure If Crisis or War Comes will be mailed to all Swedish households this fall.According to Swedish Radio News, the Civil Contingencies ...

French President Emmanuel Macron has urged Europe's leaders to make bold and "innovative" decisions in the coming months to "accelerate" and increase their aid to Ukraine.

An effective method for reducing catastrophic risk involves capitalizing on characteristics or conditions shared among various threats.

The Editorial Board argues that the Stanford community must commit to allowing campus free speech within legal limits. “If we fail to do so, instead choosing to silence the voices of our opponents out of fear that their views will overwhelm ours, we will have lost all faith in our peers — and the future of our country,” the Board writes.

Historian Nicole Hemmer puts the controversies over pro-Palestinian student protest on US campuses and the threats to withhold donations and blacklist students from jobs in cultural and historical perspective.