Author: Rachel Monroe

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The war in Ukraine has assumed a new character with the introduction of Western long-range missiles, including the American ATACMS and the British-French Storm Shadow.

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Let’s be honest: police accountability has been a nagging issue in the United States, smoldering for decades and sometimes boiling into public outcry. You would

The United States Army is making one of its largest gambles in armored warfare in decades, abandoning the scheduled M1A2 SEPv4 upgrade in favor of