In January, Dr. Peter McCullough and integrative clinician Dr. Michael Gaeta of the Gaeta Institute collaborated on an issue of great importance to almost every American: cancer prevention. Their work presents a compelling blueprint for cancer prevention through nutrition, lifestyle, and botanical medicine.
Far too many Americans wrongly believe that cancer is driven almost exclusively by genetics and that there is nothing you can do to prevent it. The reality is 90 to 95% of cancers are not genetic but lifestyledriven.
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British Royal Air Force Eurofighters and Royal Australian Air Force F-35A fifth generation fighters are currently participating in Exercise Red Flag 26-1, joining the U.S. Air Force at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, in what is widely considered by analysts to be one of the most demanding air combat training events in the world. Exercises involve approximately 3,000 personnel from 32 units, and include smaller contributions from the U.S. Space Force, Marine Corps, and Navy.
People’s Republic of China (PRC) military spokesman Jiang Bin has implied a threat of “annihilation” for forces that attempt to use U.S.-supplied ATACMS ballistic missile systems to launch strikes against Chinese territory, following multiple reports that the Republic of China Armed Forces, which remain in a state of civil war with the PRC, will deploy the missilesto the islands of Penghu and Dongyin.
Summary and Key Points: As of February 2026, the SR-72 “Darkstar” remains a high-value Skunk Works concept rather than a formal bomber program.
-While the allure of a Mach 6 striker is immense, technical constraints—including extreme thermal loads and limited internal volume—render the SR-72 an inefficient “missile truck.”
SR-72 Darkstar. Image Credit: Creative Commons.
SR-72 Darkstar Image by Lockheed Martin on X.
SR-72 by Lockheed Martin. Image Credit by Lockheed Martin.
-Instead, the U.S.
Summary and Key Points: The X-15 program, spanning 199 flights between 1959 and 1968, pushed the boundaries of aeronautics into the hypersonic realm.
-Capable of reaching altitudes of 102,000 feet, the aircraft utilized a 57,000-pound thrust rocket engine that burned for only 60 seconds but propelled the pilot to Mach 6.7.
X-15 Harry J. Kazianis National Security Journal Photo.
-Designed with a blunted nose and thick, blunt leading edges to manage aerodynamic heating, the X-15’s specialized Inconel X skin allowed it to endure extreme temperatures.
Summary and Key Points: The U.S. Navy has officially suspended the DDG(X) program in favor of the BBG(X) Trump-class battleship, a move intended to reclaim maritime dominance through sheer mass and lethal “Golden Fleet” innovation.
-Displacing over 35,000 tons, the lead ship USS Defiant will feature a first-of-its-kind arsenal: nuclear-armed sea-launched cruise missiles, a 32-megajoule railgun, and 600kW lasers.
Trump-Class Battleship. Image Credit: White House.
Trump-Class Battleship. Image Credit: White House.
The Defense Department announced Monday that it will incorporate OpenAI’s ChatGPT into the military’s generative AI platform that’s already being used by more than a million personnel.
ChatGPT has been wildly popular in the commercial sector since it was widely released in 2022 by OpenAI. Now the Pentagon plans to add the tech to its GenAI.mil system, which DOD leadership — including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — have been pushing hard for the department’s employees to use since it was launched in December.
A Russian FPV drone targets and destroys an American-made M-1 Abrams tank, then surveys scene with dead crew member nearby.
The hedge hog armor was not sufficiently placed on the vehicle’s undercarriage.
The M-1 has not fared well in the drone-rich environment of the Donbass front. Not many armored vehicles have.
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Veterans may get more access to a medication for reversing opioid overdoses if a new bill becomes law.
Currently, veterans can get naloxone for free with a prescription from medical providers at the Department of Veterans Affairs. But a new bipartisan bill would make naloxone and other overdose reversal medications available to veterans at VA pharmacies without one.
The “End Veterans Overdose Act” introduced last week by Sens. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) and Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) would also give this prescription-free option to veteran caregivers.