ISIS “has begun to move from an insurgent group that controls territory to a clandestine terrorist group that conducts attacks against government officials and noncombatants,”

April 26th is shaping up to be a busy day.

The new ban may be in place in as little as three weeks

As we’ve learned from previous experience, once the possibility of an actual emergency or disaster has been realized or comes to pass, it is often too late for those who failed to foresee the threat and act on it in advance.

It is important to monitor the hot spots for those convergent points to know when something is likely to occur: when the possibility exists, and the probability increases. One of those points of convergence is this week.

There is much debate about where the U.S. economy is ultimately heading, but what everybody should be able to agree on is that economic conditions are significantly worse this year than they were last year.

There appears to be a level of growing desperation at the top echelons of NK’s government, and hints that Kim Jong-Un is even more irrational and unpredictable than “normal.”

In short… When being threatened with hijackers on the open seas, shoot first and ask question later.

Is it a coincidence that power grids in three cities went down? Could it be a cyber attack or secretive government drill?

Once the last shreds of common ground and understanding dissipate, a moment that is rapidly approaching, another civil war will be impossible to avoid.

A few hundred thousands troops on the North Korean border, a U.S. Naval Strike Fleet awaiting orders from President Trump and constant threats of missile and nuclear tests from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un… What could possibly go wrong?

For decades countries like Russia and China have been developing cheap countermeasures to our best war machines, and they may be more effective than our politicians and generals would like to admit.

One of the world’s foremost experts on Putin weighs in on the coming conflict between the United States and Russia