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On September 14 the Air Force Secretary said the United States has "on-orbit space control weapons," the first time Washington has admitted to weapons stationed in orbit. He would not say what they are. Here is what the phrase means, why a president said something close to it in 1964, what the treaty actually bans, and what it means for the 11,000 Starlink satellites sharing that sky.
The White House is pointing to sunken ships to declare a conventional victory, but maritime insurers and oil majors are quietly bracing for the real crisis: a decentralized, uninsurable shadow war.
The Jan 13th release of the DoD's AI Acceleration Strategy marks the end of the 'Ethical AI' era. By scrapping DEI guardrails for a 'Lethality First' doctrine, the Pentagon acknowledges a stark reality: in a near-peer conflict, safety is a liability.
On January 1, 2026, China choked the global silver supply with new export controls. But the real story isn't the hoard-it's the 'Vaporization Rate.' Unlike solar panels or iPhones, modern munitions consume silver and destroy it permanently. As global conflicts heat up, nations aren't just using silver; they are deleting it from the periodic table.
It’s not oil, and it’s not steel. The most critical resource for modern warfare is a soft, silvery metal that melts in your hand. As China tightens its grip on 98% of the global supply, the US is turning to an unlikely ally to keep its radars running.
The era of the $4 million Patriot missile interceptor is ending. Anduril's 'Roadrunner' and the Pentagon's Replicator Initiative mark a shift to cheap, software-defined autonomy. Here is why the Prime Contractors are panicking.