Lockheed CEO on excessive gov’t contracts: We just do what they ask
When asked whether the taxpayer funds the weapons giant receives reflects US priorities, James Taiclet left out how much his company spends lobbying.
When asked whether the taxpayer funds the weapons giant receives reflects US priorities, James Taiclet left out how much his company spends lobbying.
Ret. US Gen. Philip Breedlove wants to escalate the military conflict with Russia but media outlets don’t disclose he works for defense firms.
The US far outpaces all spenders when pressing threats like climate change and nuclear conflict that require diplomatic strategies receive little funding.
The Middle East Institute has recently been calling for a greater US role in Middle East security without mentioning its key benefactors.
The conspiracy-theory prone Center for Security Policy isn’t doing its effort to prevent a return to the JCPOA any favors.
Prior to the war, many analysts said it would be reasonable to deny or delay Kyiv’s ascension into the Atlantic Alliance to stave off conflict.
The time ABC, CBS, and NBC spent reporting on the conflict in Eastern Europe has exceeded or equaled coverage of all other wars in the last 31 years.
A big-tech/arms makers coalition is hyping the threat from Russia and China to stave off government regulation, and more.
Embattled leader directs president to dissolve National Assembly to avoid ‘no confidence’ vote.
The American-led coalition fighting ISIS updated its assessment of innocents killed in airstrikes, but the tally is likely far higher.
A new poll finds that across the board, Americans say Congress should have more authority than the president in the use of military force.
Before broad sanctions took effect, former members of Congress cashed in doing Moscow’s bidding on Capitol Hill.
The Kentucky Republican leaves classified briefing, says US in “much more difficult position now” than when the JCPOA was enforced.
The leader of the country’s largest opposition party shared his views on Russia, Ukraine, and the threat of nuclear war.
The Journal should have an obligation to inform its readers of any potential conflict of interest, particularly on foreign influence issues.
Imposing it would be akin to declaring a war with Russia, they write, and it “strains credulity” to think this would make America, or the world safer.
The media reporting on the former vice president’s trip didn’t ask the key question: Why?
Follow the money fomenting conflict on the Korean Peninsula, and all roads lead to Annie M.H. Chan.
Diversion to the black market was already a problem there. Now that the pipeline is flowing, there needs to be more controls.
Putin’s decision to invade almost instantly evaporated Moscow’s enormous lobbying advantages over Kyiv’s.
The president’s plan to crack down on Putin’s cronies could have started years ago right here in the US.