Before dawn, Chimbote, Peru’s docks are typically noisy. Gulls hover low over the harbor, diesel engines humming, anchovy boats lining…
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The simple response is no, not just yet. Iran is not being attacked by Saudi Arabia. However, given the speed…
The city appeared almost surprisingly serene the morning the drones struck Riyadh. Smoke rose above the outer walls of the…
A lunar eclipse happens without much fanfare. In city squares, there are no countdown clocks or sirens. It just happens…
The question, “Did Iran hit the USS Abraham Lincoln?” echoed through newsrooms and screens for several tense hours. Iran’s Islamic…
It’s simple to visualize the Patriot missile as a single object: a sleek interceptor that soars into the sky and…
The Tomahawk missile has an almost cinematic quality. There is a certain weight to the name alone—it is incisive, historical,…
AAOI stock doesn’t fluctuate. It hops. Applied Optoelectronics’ stock fluctuated between $93 and $110 on Monday before leveling off at…
LNG futures typically don’t make the front page. They shift, change, and traders reposition themselves. However, it felt different this…
At first look, the new M4 iPad Air seems like a machine that is unaware of its own power. Its…