Jack Buckby

Only 10 tankers crossed the Strait of Hormuz on May 27, down from 130 a day. With global oil inventories nearing 'minimum operational levels,' a price shock may be coming.

America's emergency oil reserve just posted its biggest weekly drop on record — 7.9 million barrels — as the Iran war drains U.S. stockpiles before summer demand peaks.

After years of delays, the U.S. Navy's first Columbia-class nuclear sub is now on track for 2028. A Vice Admiral calls on-time delivery 'a life-or-death imperative' with China and Russia closing in.

Russia just hit Kyiv with its heaviest strikes in months and Medvedev threatened EU diplomats. Yet Moscow's May offensive was its slowest in over a year.

Without a navy of its own, Ukraine crippled a third of Russia's Black Sea Fleet, hit a submarine inside a "protected" Crimean base, and rewrote the rules of naval warfare.

Nearly 500,000 dead into the war, Russia is so short on soldiers it's relying on North Korean troops — thousands fighting and dying for Putin far from home.

The U.S. lost one general in two decades of war. Russia has lost at least 19 in four years in Ukraine — at the front, in HQ strikes, and by bombs inside Moscow itself.

America has just 19 aging B-2 stealth bombers. Now the Pentagon is building the B-21 Raider in far greater numbers — analysts expect 200-plus — driven by China.

A Ukrainian drone strike just shut down one of Russia's biggest oil refineries — and Kyiv keeps hitting them deep inside Russia, draining the money that funds Putin's war.

Iran suspended talks with Washington and threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz — then hours later, Trump said they were back on. Inside the day that nearly broke the ceasefire.