Author: Rachel Monroe

If you were picturing sunning on white sand and languid blue seas in the Caribbean, forget it. Lately, it has been a high-wire act of

If the most recent blockbuster or streaming show had twists, the security situation in Europe is delivering a plot line even more difficult to predict.

What was supposed to be a record-breaking venture in Georgia—a Hyundai Motor Group-LG Energy Solution-backed electric vehicle battery factory—ended up becoming the point of dispute.

When one hears the words “military history,” the stories of female veterans are easily forgotten. And yet again and again, women have filled places that

Military guns are a special attraction for collectors, historians, and investors alike. There’s something about owning a little bit of history—a battle-worn M1 Garand or

During the early Cold War era, military invention accelerated as America and the Soviet Union competed to develop nuclear weapons that would transform the battlefield.

Military aviation has always been a field for bold experimentation—now and then visionary, sometimes downright bizarre. When hostilities erupt and innovation is a matter of

Stealth always had a kind of genius, secrecy, and outrageousness to it, and few aircraft capture all three elements of that formula as thoroughly as

No aircraft embodies technological progress as much as the history around it as much as the North American F-100 Super Sabre. The first U.S. Air

The Montana-class battleships are one of those intriguing “what if” tales of naval history—ambitious in conception, intimidating in size, and yet a testament to how