As the United States rethinks its role in the international order it has championed since the end of World War II, Japan is on the frontlines of the challenge to rules-based commerce and diplomacy.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday announced a deadly strike against a vessel in the eastern Pacific. Photo from Pete Hegseth, Facebook President Donald Trump has expanded his drug war beyond ...

The Marine Corps is working on building out its logistics capabilities abroad, aiming to better resupply and sustain forces in the Pacific in the event of a major conflict. That’s according to the ...

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Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday put the spotlight on the Indo-Pacific region and said it must remain free from coercion, reiterating India’s position that a rules-based international order ...

A combination image shows two screen captures from a video posted on the X account of The White House on Sept. 15, 2025, depicting a U.S. military strike on an alleged Venezuelan drug cartel vessel.

A recent conversation with a close friend, a former Democratic voter turned MAGA backer, is revealing. It came on the heels of events involving President ...

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Each year, on Nov. 11, Americans honor all those who have served in the armed forces. While Portland’s well-attended annual ...

While the public wondered how long it would be before it actually gets color TV, the industry went on with its brisk little backstage civil war. Last week the uproar over the Federal Communications ...