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Donald Trump Explains Why He Kept the Original FIFA Trophy, While Chelsea Got a Replica

59% Left coverage: 32 sources

President Trump stirred controversy by claiming FIFA gifted him the original Club World Cup trophy, currently in the Oval Office. He joked about renaming soccer to football and surprised Chelsea players by staying on stage during the trophy presentation at the tournament final.See the Story

WSJ: Iranian Missile Effectiveness Increased Significantly During 12

50% Right coverage: 10 sources

JERUSALEM (VINnews) Iran’s systematically exploited the vulnerabilities in Israel’s renowned missile defense network during the 12-day conflict in June, according to a Wall Street Journal report. WSJ revealed that Tehran’s success rate in penetrating Israeli defenses doubled from 8% to 16% as the war progressed, demonstrating how persistent adversaries can identify and exploit gaps in […]War See the Story

A UK report suggests enlisting children to catch Russian spies online

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

England has a long and storied history of having boys serve in the Royal Navy and Home Guard. In a more modern update of that Idea, a new report is now making the rounds in London, one that considers asking kids to help ferret out Russian spies and disinformation online. But at least this time, they can work from home, possibly while playing Minecraft, so at least they won’t be in any extra danger. It’s part of a new “whole-of-society” approach …Royal Navy · London Read Article

The Navy is spending $1.1 billion on the most successful air-to-air missile in the world

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Raytheon announced in June 2025 that it was awarded a $1.1 billion contract by the U.S. Navy to produce AIM-9X Block II missiles. This represents the largest contract ever awarded for the program and will increase Sidewinder production to 2,500 missiles annually. The contract will bolster and modernize America’s missile supply as existing stockpiles are depleted to support foreign military aid worldwide. With this milestone contract, let’s take …Raytheon · United States Read Article

How Vladimir Putin Stole a Super Bowl Ring From Patriots Owner Bob Kraft

Coverage: 2 sources

This past week, the Philadelphia Eagles unveiled their Super Bowl rings… with wings. That’s right, this ring has wings. It seems that every year, winning teams go out of their way to create truly unique jewelry for their players, staff, and owners. From elaborate boxes to rings that can be broken up into two wearable rings, to having up to hundreds of diamonds on them. A championship wing is coveted by every athlete, especially in an age of rin…Robert Kraft · Boston See the Story

How the US Air Force handled its first-ever 'Broken Arrow'

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The term “Broken Arrow” means different things to different people. If it means the 1950 Jimmy Stewart western, you’d be correct. If it’s the 1996 film starring John Travolta, you would also be accurate, and a bit closer to the topic. If you’re in the military, it’s the last term you want to hear. In 1950, America was locked in a cold war with the Soviet Union, ready for nuclear war at any moment. Civilians were building bomb shelters in their b…British Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

What 'Mad Max: Fury Road' can teach us about military logistics

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The world of the wasteland as presented in the 2015 movie “Mad Max: Fury Road” is brutal, unforgiving, and, most importantly, reliant on the shaky relations provided by the suppliers of critical logistics nodes. It has been ten years now since the release of George Miller’s penultimate (so far!) and masterful addition to the “Mad Max” saga. As a military logistics professional and a former logistics advisor to the Afghan National Security Forces…Australia · Australia Read Article

Wounded Ukrainian soldiers with bionic arms want to return to the front lines

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

When Andrii Gidzun and Vitalii Ivashchuk lost limbs fighting the Russian invaders of their country, the Ukraine-based Superhumans Center fitted them with 3D-printed “bionic” prostheses, robot arms designed to respond to the movements in their arm muscles. Now able to do simple tasks, like holding a coffee mug or putting on a shirt, both are already thinking about returning to the front and resuming their duties. Their prostheses are called “Hero…Lviv · Lviv Read Article

Harrowing photos show one B-17 bombing another

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Bombing Europe in World War II was one of the most war’s dangerous jobs. Professor Thomas Childers of the University of Pennsylvania says being a British or American bomber pilot flying against Germany was the most dangerous role of the war, worse than submariner, merchant mariner, or infantryman. It’s easy to see why, with B-17 and other bomb crews being forced to fly thousands of miles across flak-filled skies while being hunted by pursuit pla…World War II · Germany Read Article

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