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Meet Lumberjack: Northrop’s jet-powered kamikaze drone that loiters, strikes with Hatchet munitions, and launches like a “potato gun.”

Japan is pushing the frontier of military technology by testing a ship-mounted railgun capable of firing projectiles at hypersonic speeds to counter growing regional threats.

After 32 years serving Canada and the RCMP—training countless officers and advocating for ethical policing—I’ve seen firsthand that lawful, licensed firearms owners are not the threat, yet we are continually punished by misguided political agendas while real criminals walk free and violent crime rises.

When your balls look like they just escaped from Dresden and your taint feels like it went ten rounds with a flamethrower, you realize some life lessons come not in whispers, but in oozing, radioactive screams.

When cruelty is cloaked in patriotism and indifference parades as strength, we are no longer led—we are ruled by those for whom empathy is an inconvenience.

The ceasefire begins, but the cycle of violence is set in stone. A lost generation, raised on martyrdom, ensures Gaza’s wounds won’t heal.

Trump’s plan for an Iron Dome-like missile defense system aims to protect the US from advanced threats. But will it work on a larger scale?

With nuclear threats from China and Russia escalating, the US faces critical decisions: modernize or risk losing its deterrent edge.

Ukraine’s drone war is rewriting the playbook, where civilian quadcopters, kamikaze drones meet high-tech countermeasures on a massive scale.

Cyber threats are evolving, and the MOD urges all defense suppliers to bolster resilience with robust measures.

Taiwan’s hypersonic missile, Qingtian, hits Mach 6 and 1,240 miles—game-changing tech to counter China’s threats.

United Kingdom ramps up Ukraine support with a £225m ($283 million) military package: drones, air defense, and training boost for 2025.