This article examines how employees are handling the gruelling demands of modern work through a host of workplace trends; particularly highlighting those that have gone viral recently, including ‘hushed hybrid’, ‘quiet vacationing’, and the ‘corporate accent’.

During the Cold War, U.S. athletes, including javelin thrower Al Cantello, were covertly recruited by the CIA to persuade Soviet athletes to defect.

This article advocates for an industry trial to access specialised and niche skill sets.

Exercising after illness requires caution, considering your symptoms and gradually resuming activity to avoid setbacks.

This article examines the B-21 Raider's unmatched stealth, range, and durability, designed to execute deep-penetration strikes, crucial in modern warfare. Its development emphasizes the importance of maintaining a technological edge in contested environments.

This article examines the issue of most former Soviet-satellite states—now in NATO—missing recruitment targets and struggling to maintain troop levels; highlighting how this has left army units understaffed and unable to reach combat readiness.

This article examines Ukraine’s audacious raid into Russia’s Kursk Province which captured enemy soldiers, destroyed equipment, and discomforted the Kremlin. Could this strategic success help turn the tide of this war like George Washington’s Delaware crossing did in 1776?

This article examines the first images of Northrop Grumman’s Model 437—an advanced air combat drone—and how it could potentially fill the requirement for the US Air Force’s and/or Navy’s ‘loyal wingman’ Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) programs.

Studies show a strong connection between the night sky and enhanced happiness, resilience, and mental health through connections to the natural world.

This article argues the RAAF’s future air combat capability needs advanced uncrewed systems, particularly the MQ-28 Ghost Bat, to enhance operational flexibility and effectiveness.