Article notes employees do not like being monitored, and though companies can monitor people doesn't mean they should—especially if they want to keep them.

US-made High-Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) have helped Ukraine turn the tide against Russia, and this success is likely to raise demand for the weapon.

In a drug trial of patients in the early stages of Alzheimer's, an experimental drug 'Lecanemab' slowed the progress of the disease by 27%.

The best 4.5-gen fighter jets—4.5 are not as stealthy as fifth-gen—are being acquired by Middle-Eastern countries in response to perceived volatility in the region.

'Doomscrolling' is where you compulsively seek out bad news on the web—'doomscrolling' can effect both physical and mental health.

For the US Army to fight the way its Secretary wants it to—it must reach at least six important objectives in the next decade.

Air power is an integral part of Singapore's defence strategy, and the acquisition of the F-35B should significantly increase Singapore's air power capability.

Journalist Serhii Rudenko’s biography of the Ukrainian president chronicles his start as a law student and TV actor through to the presidency and a war that has revealed his remarkable leadership abilities.

Defence Minister Richard Marles strongly backs the AUKUS-inspired nuclear-powered submarines (SSNs) project, including developing the industrial base and highly trained workforce to make that happen.

This BBC article notes that many US employers find it difficult to fill service-level jobs.