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New Data Reveals Doomsday Worries of Americans, and Where You Are Likeliest to Survive

Micah Hanks·October 5, 2023

The results of a recent survey are in, and they are casting a bleak picture of American attitudes when it comes to potential doomsday scenarios for the immediate future.

Space Espionage Escalates: The New Frontier of Cold War Tensions and U.S. Defense Challenges

Tim McMillan·August 21, 2023

The rise of space espionage, mirroring Cold War tensions. Discover how foreign intelligence targets U.S. space tech and its global impact.

Recent Intel Report Reveals New Starlink Vulnerabilities, Increasing Concerns About the Future of Global Satellite Internet

Tim McMillan·August 15, 2023

Intel report reveals how Russian military intelligence have created custom malware to exploit Starlink security vulnerabilities.

Details on Mysterious Object That Followed China’s Spaceplane Revealed in Recent Space Threat Assessment

Micah Hanks·May 23, 2023

New details have emerged involving a mysterious object released during the test flight of a Chinese spaceplane that landed this month.

In a Surprise Move, Russia Says it Will Support International Space Station Operations Through 2028

Micah Hanks·April 28, 2023

Russia says it has agreed to continue to support the International Space Station (ISS) until 2028 despite mounting tensions between Moscow and Western nations, according to a recent statement from NASA.

New Concerns Over Threats from Space Revealed in Latest U.S. Classified Document Leak

Micah Hanks·April 27, 2023

This week's newsletter examines the latest concerns arising from U.S. top-secret document leaks, and what they convey about China and Russia’s space programs.

$2 Billion Aid Package To Procure Advanced Defense Technology to Ukraine

Sean Munger·February 28, 2023

The DoD is helping to deliver advanced defense technology to aid Ukraine in its defense against the ongoing invasion by Russia.

China Isn’t Giving Lethal Aid to Russia… Yet. Here’s What U.S. Officials Know.

Micah Hanks·February 23, 2023

This week's Intelligence Brief newsletter examines the Pentagon's recent statements on whether China plans to provide lethal aid to Russia.

Pentagon Secretly Working To Unleash Massive Swarms of Autonomous Multi-Domain Drones to Dominate Enemy Defenses

Tim McMillan·February 3, 2023

The Pentagon is secretly developing a new program to unleash thousands of autonomous drones to dominate enemy defenses.

Russia Wants To Use Robotic Tanks To Combat Advanced Western Armor in Ukraine. It’s Likely a Fantasy

Tim McMillan·January 27, 2023

Russia claims it is developing a robotic tank that will be capable of destroying advanced Western battle tanks. Defense experts says that's doubtful.

Mysterious Ukrainian Kamikaze Drones Are Quietly Continuing to Launch Attacks Deep Within Russia

Tim McMillan·January 23, 2023

Ukraine has been quietly carrying out strikes deep inside Russian territory using what appears to be a mysterious new type of kamikaze drones.

Russia Left Behind a Trove of Classified Intelligence During its Retreat From Kherson

Tim McMillan·November 17, 2022

During its hasty retreat from Kherson, Russia's security services apparently left behind critical classified documents, which have now been seized by Ukraine's SBU.

Has “Putin’s Chef” and Wagner Boss, Yevgeny Prigozhin, Become a Challenge To the House of Putin?

Tim McMillan·October 25, 2022

Recently stepping out of the shadows to become the "face of the Russia's Ukraine invasion," is "Putin's Chef," Yevgeny Prigozhin, now a threat to the House of Putin?

Can Elon Musk Really Be Our Hero?

Starlink can be a weapon against dictators, but is Elon Musk strong enough to wield it?

MJ Banias·October 18, 2022

A nation's fight rides on the whims Elon Musk. Is he our hero or will he inevitably be pulled by corporate interests?

Destruction of Putin’s Bridge to Crimea – Here’s What We Know So Far

Tim McMillan·October 8, 2022

An explosion tore through the Kerch bridge this morning, crippling Russia's link to occupied Crimea. Here is the latest and how this incredible attack was possibly carried out.

It’s Classified! A Deep Dive Into the Dark World of Keeping Secrets

Tim McMillan·September 21, 2022

The Debrief takes a deep dive into the dark world of government secrecy, including everything to know about the system surrounding classified information.

Opinion: What Amnesty International Got Wrong in its Ukraine Endangering Civilians Claim

Tim McMillan·August 5, 2022

In accusing the Ukrainian military of unnecessarily placing civilians in harm, Amnesty International showed off remarkable unfamiliarity with military operations.

Russia’s Withdrawal from the ISS May Quicken the Arrival of Future Private Space Stations

Kenna Hughes-Castleberry·August 5, 2022

Russia's withdrawal from the ISS could cause a lot of future problems, and hints at trends toward private space stations.

With The Belgorod, Russia Bulks Up its “Other,” Secret Navy

Tim McMillan·July 28, 2022

The world's longest submarine recently entered the shadowy fleet of Russia's "other," highly-secretive navy.

The Artificial Intelligence Arms Race: Where Are We Now?

Micah Hanks·June 9, 2022

This week, we look at how current efforts at the Pentagon figure into concerns about an “artificial intelligence arms race”.

The Great Dimming of Betelgeuse: Answers Finally Emerge

Micah Hanks·June 1, 2022

A stellar mystery that has baffled astronomers may have been solved: what has been causing the "great dimming" of the star Betelgeuse?

Russia Using Smartphone “Game” To Recruit Ukrainian Children as Unwitting Spies

Tim McMillan·May 25, 2022

Russian intelligence is using smartphone games to turn children into unwitting spies to help locate Ukrainian military and strategic installations.

Congressional Hearings on UAP: Four Surprises That Came Up During Tuesday’s House Panel

Micah Hanks·May 19, 2022

In this installment of The Intelligence Brief, we’ll be looking at key points - and several surprises - that were touched on during Tuesday's Congressional hearings on UAP.

$40 Billion Military Aid Bill for Ukraine Passes the House, as DOD Urges Support

Micah Hanks·May 11, 2022

The Ukraine bill, which adds $7 billion to the initial request for aid from President Biden, saw urging from DOD officials earlier this week.

Washington’s Ongoing UAP Problem

Micah Hanks·May 4, 2022

Here's what the Pentagon’s track record with UAP says about its level of transparency, and what must change going forward.

Ukraine: The Greatest Challenge

Micah Hanks·April 27, 2022

This week's newsletter focuses on recent statements by U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley, and why he believes the war in Ukraine represents a threat to the global international security order.

Have UFOs Ever Attacked Terrestrial Aircraft?

It's complicated, but some of the records are compelling

Jazz Shaw·April 22, 2022

The cases involving purported attacks by UFOs on aircraft, both military and civilian, is complicated... but some of the records are compelling.

The Battle For Donbas Has Begun. Here’s What To Expect

Tim McMillan·April 19, 2022

Late Monday evening, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced Russia had launched its long-anticipated offensive along Ukraine’s eastern Donbas...

New Images and Details From the Sinking of Russia’s Flagship Moskva

Tim McMillan·April 18, 2022

Late afternoon, Thursday, April 14, the Russian Ministry of Defense acknowledged the sinking of the Project 1164 Atlant class guided-missile...

How The Pentagon Helped Confirm an Interstellar Object Made Its Way to Earth

Micah Hanks·April 13, 2022

This week we'll be looking at how a meteor that might have gone unnoticed was revealed to have interstellar origins, with help from the Pentagon.

War Crimes in Ukraine: The Latest Evidence

Micah Hanks·April 6, 2022

In recent days, the world was shocked by images coming out of Ukraine depicting the apparent killings of civilians in Bucha.

Russia Issued a New Policy on Mass Burials Just Before Invading Ukraine

Tim McMillan·April 6, 2022

The Russian Federation put in effect a new national policy on mass burials during military conflicts a mere...

A Collective of Internet Archivists is Working to Preserve Ukraine’s Presence on the Web

Micah Hanks·March 29, 2022

A collective of rogue archivists is working to preserve online resources created by Ukraine, which are at risk of being lost forever in the midst of the country's war with Russia.

Meanwhile in Russia: War Crimes, Vanishing Officials, and Defiant Soldiers

Micah Hanks·March 24, 2022

As the battle in Ukraine rages on, hopes that the conflict will soon end are now being voiced by an increasing number of Russians.

Does Russia Still Have a Path to Victory in Ukraine?

Tim McMillan·March 22, 2022

All indications point to Ukrainian forces having defeated Russia’s initial military campaign by week four of its invasion. ...

Sermon of The Long Knives – An Analysis of Putin’s Latest War Cry

Tim McMillan·March 18, 2022

On March 16, Russian President Vladimir Putin gave a fiery speech to Russian cabinet members, offering a strong...

Cislunar Patrol: Enhancing the U.S. Military’s Detection of Objects in Space

Micah Hanks·March 9, 2022

This week, we look at the Air Force Research Laboratory's plans for its new Cislunar Highway Patrol System.

European Space Agency Issues Statement on Russia

Christopher Plain·March 4, 2022

Following a meeting of its member countries, the European Space Agency (ESA) has issued a formal statement regarding cooperation with Russia.

Putin Flaunts Hypersonic Weapons in Warning Against NATO Intervention in Ukraine

Raquel Santos·December 14, 2021

Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a warning to NATO earlier this week that Ukraine could be the next target of Russia’s new arsenal of hypersonic weapons.