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The Last 7 Russian Defense Ministers

Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia has had seven official and three temporary Ministers of Defense. The position is chiefly concerned with the day-to-day running of Russia’s armed forces. Most…

Michael Muir · 2 years ago

What Would A Taiwan Conflict Look Like After Ukraine?

“War,” wrote Prussian military theorist Carl von Clausewitz, “is a mere continuation of policy by other means.” On War may have been written in the 19th century, but the book’s key ideas are still…

Michael Muir · 2 years ago

China’s 5 Biggest Military Advantages

In March 1999, Admiral Dennis C. Blair testified before Congress that China was not a serious threat to the United States. He claimed that it would be “several years” before the People’s Liberation Army…

Michael Muir · 2 years ago

China’s 5 Biggest Military Shortcomings

For the nation that wrote the book on war, China has not enjoyed much military success in the modern era. The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is the world’s largest military but it has some…

Michael Muir · 2 years ago

These Americans are Most Likely to Vote for Trump

The general election is only six months away, and while the Biden team is campaigning across the country, former President Donald Trump is confined to a Manhattan courtroom four days a week. Despite facing…

Sam Stebbins · 2 years ago

These States Get F Grades For Their Gun Laws

Gun control laws are designed to keep firearms out of the wrong hands and reduce the risk of deadly gun violence. Some states with stricter gun legislation have passed laws that expanded background checks,…

Mike Sauter · 2 years ago

See the States With the Loosest Gun Laws

On March 22, 2022, Alabama’s Governor Kay Ivey signed HB 272, also known as the constitutional carry bill, into law. Ivey is quoted as saying, “Alabama is reaffirming our commitment to defending our Second…

Sam Stebbins · 2 years ago

These Americans Are Most Likely to Vote for Biden

The November 2024 election is only six months away, and after trailing Donald Trump in the polls for much of the year, President Joe Biden is now in a dead heat with his Republican…

Sam Stebbins · 2 years ago

US Senators Doing the Least in Office

The United States is facing a serious issue with legislative activity on the Senate floor. According to analysis by the Pew Research Center, the ideological gap between Republican and Democratic senators is wider now…

Sam Stebbins · 2 years ago

US Senators Making the Biggest Impact

The Senate consists of 100 lawmakers – two from each state, and its’ constitutional powers include oversight over the federal budget, declaring wars, approving or rejecting presidential appointments, conducting impeachment trials, and passing laws. …

Melissa Bauernfeind · 2 years ago