Jack Buckby

Russia's jet-powered drones circled Kyiv all day Thursday, and they are getting faster than the interceptors built to catch them.

Gasoline is above four dollars, inflation is climbing again, and six months of war with Iran is showing up in every American's budget.

Russia this week issued an explicit threat against the United Kingdom, warning that British military targets may be attacked in response to Ukrainian strikes using British-supplied weapons.

Ukraine finally stopped Russian ballistic missiles after new Patriots arrived, but Moscow is now hitting the same sites twice.

Ukraine hit a strategic bomber and a major refinery in one night, and Russia is now producing less gasoline than it burns.

The president said this week that Iran cannot pay its troops. The Guardian reports that the US Navy has been moving money out of personnel and payroll accounts to fund a war its budget never anticipated.

Kyiv was once again forced to endure massive missile and drone attacks on Thursday, August 27, with Russian jet-powered drones repeatedly appearing

Earnings on the benchmark Saudi-to-China supertanker route hit a record on Thursday — more than ten times what owners were making a year ago — because far fewer vessels are willing to enter the Gulf at all.

US intelligence reportedly believes Moscow sees Washington as weakened by the Iran war, and the Pentagon's shortages are real.

Russia launched another overnight barrage against Ukraine last night, testing its air defenses and leaving devastation in the wake of the assault.