Domestic Affairs
Michael Frick
Michael worked over a decade in intelligence as a United States Marine who was assigned to the NSA, DIA, and The Pentagon. He has worked in IT, financial services, and the healthcare industries also.
Domestic Affairs
Trump Administration Exempts Electronics from Tariffs: A Strategic Pivot Amid Trade War Intensification
Global Affairs
U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks in Oman: High Stakes Amid Rising Tensions
Global Affairs
Kampala Geopolitics Conference Highlights Uganda’s Maritime Security Stakes
Global Affairs
Escalating Offensives and Diplomatic Maneuvers: Russia-Ukraine Conflict Reaches New Intensity
Global Affairs
CELAC Summit Concludes with Tegucigalpa Declaration: A Push for Regional Unity Amid U.S. Tariff Pressures
Global Affairs
China Intensifies Outreach Amid Escalating Trade War with U.S.: Strategic Implications and Global Realignments
Domestic Affairs
Senate Confirms Dan Caine as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Domestic Affairs
How Government Spending Is Rising Despite Musk’s DOGE Initiative: A Closer Look
Domestic Affairs
Pentagon Fires Greenland Base Commander Following Vice President Vance's Visit
Global Affairs
Houthi Escalation in the Red Sea: Attacks on U.S. and Israeli Targets Ahead of U.S.-Iran Talks
Introduction On April 9, 2025, Iran-backed Houthi forces launched drone strikes against the USS Harry S. Truman in the Red Sea and an Israeli military site in Tel Aviv, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions. These attacks, framed as solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, occurred days before scheduled U.
Global Affairs
Venezuela Resumes Oil Exports Amid U.S. Tariffs: A Test of Sanctions and Strategic Alliances
Introduction Venezuela has resumed oil exports after a week-long hiatus triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s imposition of a 25% tariff on countries purchasing its crude. Tankers are once again loading at Venezuelan ports, with shipments bound for major consumers like India and China, defying ongoing U.S.