The F-35 has six distinct mission sets, making it the world's most capable multi-role fighter aircraft.

The BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) aim to challenge the US dollar's global dominance, yet their economic influence is limited.

An Icelandic firm, deCODE, employs artificial intelligence to correlate genetic data with intricate details of an individual's lifestyle such as diet, personality, relationship preferences, hobbies, and causes of death, aiming to discover statistically significant associations that could be of scientific interest.

A style of leadership in which leaders use fear, coercion and punishment to achieve their goals.

On June 6th, we commemorate the anniversary of D-Day, the pivotal event in 1944 when the allies accomplished a successful landing in Normandy. This monumental achievement ultimately resulted in Germany's unconditional surrender in 1945.

The capability to rapidly construct ships was crucial in the triumph of the USA and the Allies over Japan, Italy, and Germany during World War II. The US didn't solely manufacture ships for its use, but it also provided for its allies.

The X-65 demonstrator drone, an "experimental uncrewed aircraft," will employ compressed air nozzles for maneuvering instead of traditional control surfaces like flaps, rudders, and spoilers. This nozzle-based system aims to reduce weight, fuel consumption, and complexity while also improving aerodynamic geometry for lower radar signatures.

US carrier-based aircraft were crucial in the Pacific theatre. The rugged and reliable Grumman F4F Wildcat was initially the main fighter. However, rapid technological improvements created the F6F Hellcat, which proved highly effective in combat.

Applying emotional intelligence principles, specifically focusing on self-awareness and its connection to our physical and mental well-being, can assist in dealing with the challenges of workplace stress.

Boeing and Rolls Royce are using an old B-52 in a purpose-built test facility to study the transformation of B-52 H models into modern J models. The process involves incorporating new engines, radar, communication, navigation, and weapon systems.