0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 7 min · Aug 30, 2026StoryWhy This Small Island Chain Could Be The First Domino In A Taiwan WarA Chinese first strike against Taiwan could place American forces across the western Pacific at risk while threatening semiconductor supply chains underpinning large portions of the U.S. economy.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 6 min · Aug 29, 2026StoryIs America Ready If An Enemy Military Launches Drone Swarms At The Homeland?The U.S. military is racing to build defenses against a threat American forces have repeatedly confronted overseas but could face on their own soil: waves of enemy drones targeting military bases and critical infrastructure.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 7 min · Aug 28, 2026StoryTrump Admin’s Europe Troop Posture Swings Again As Pentagon Weighs NATO Base AccessThe Trump administration is again weighing changes to the U.S. military footprint in Europe after months of troop cuts, new deployments and abandoned drawdown plans repeatedly reshaped Washington’s posture on the continent.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 6 min · Aug 27, 2026StoryTaiwan Passes Massive $7,560,000,000 Drone Plan As China Threat LoomsTaiwan's parliament approved a roughly $7.56 billion military drone plan Thursday to rapidly expand the island's unmanned arsenal as it prepares for a possible conflict with China.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 7 min · Aug 26, 2026StoryEXCLUSIVE: Watchdog Sounds Alarm On The Left’s Massive Foreign Money PipelineA government watchdog group is urging lawmakers to crack down on foreign money flowing into U.S. nonprofits that influence American politics and public policy, according to letters exclusively obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 5 min · Aug 26, 2026StoryKim, Putin Near Completion Of First-Ever Road Link As Military Partnership GrowsNorth Korea and Russia are nearing completion of their first road bridge across the Tumen River, potentially giving the two increasingly close military partners a new overland route for moving goods across their 11-mile-long border.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 4 min · Aug 26, 2026StoryAir Force Awarded Nearly $750,000 For AI-Powered DEI Training Tool Under BidenThe Biden-era Air Force awarded nearly $750,000 to develop an artificial intelligence-powered virtual reality simulator for Air Force Academy cadets to practice conversations involving diversity, equity and inclusion, internal records show.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 8 min · Aug 25, 2026StoryIs The Navy’s New ‘Malice’ Missile Another Example Of The Pentagon Buying Too Many Expensive Toys?The U.S. Navy is showing off a new missile capable of reaching enemy aircraft nearly 300 miles away, but the service is revealing little about what the weapon will cost, how quickly it can be built or when naval aviators will actually get it.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 4 min · Aug 24, 2026StoryUS Tankers Quietly Leave Bulgaria After Deployment Enraged IranU.S. refueling aircraft left Bulgaria after Iranian officials made statements condemning the deployment of the American aircraft.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 4 min · Aug 24, 2026StoryUS Navy Spy Plane Makes Rare Taiwan Strait Flight Ahead Of Xi White House VisitA U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft flew through the Taiwan Strait on Friday for the first publicly reported time in five months, drawing attention from the Chinese military ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's expected visit to Washington in September.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 11 min · Aug 24, 2026StoryPentagon Wants To Curb CCP Infiltration In America’s Universities, But There’s A ProblemThe Pentagon is cracking down on Chinese-linked research ties at 30 U.S. universities even as President Donald Trump has publicly embraced allowing hundreds of thousands of Chinese students to study at American colleges.0 commentsShare
0FFrancis Kapper· Reporting · 8 min · Aug 22, 2026StoryTrump’s Push To Cut Korea Drills Exposes Deeper Rift With SeoulU.S.-South Korea relations may be under more strain than meets the eye as military, economic and diplomatic disagreements increasingly test the longtime alliance.0 commentsShare
