My son doesn’t believe in Santa, but his older sister does. I’m not telling either of them the truth.

The author’s kids (not pictured) have different views on Santa. Walking past yet another mall Santa during the Christmas shopping season, my 6-year-old son wondered aloud, “I don’t think that is actually Santa. How could he be in so many places at once?” My 9-year-old daughter, without missing a beat, announced, “That’s him. That’s Santa.…

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A key answer to China’s growing surface navy is America’s submarine force

Submarines such as this US Navy Virginia-class boat are key to American naval power in the Indo-Pacific.  The threat of a conflict with China has risen tremendously over the years. Beijing is undergoing some of the largest military expansion and modernization efforts since World War II, building a formidable arsenal of missiles able to threaten…

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A Ukrainian tank commander shared how a crew survived direct Russian drone strikes in an American-made Abrams tank

A Ukrainian soldier on a US-provided M1A1 Abrams tank at an undisclosed location.  A Ukrainian tank crew survived around half a dozen direct Russian drone strikes on their Abrams tank, a feat a tank commander told researchers wouldn’t have been possible in a Soviet-style tank like a T-72. As footage of the engagement circulated on…

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More than 100 of North Korea’s elite ‘Storm’ troops are dead and 1,000 more wounded from their first battles for Russia: South Korean intel

More than 100 of North Korea’s best “Storm” troops have been killed and 1,000 more injured fighting alongside Russia in its invasion of Ukraine, South Korean intelligence said. South Korea’s National Intelligence Service told lawmakers on Thursday that the troops’ losses came in their first battles for Russia, The New York Times reported. Lee Seong-kweun,…

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An off-duty pilot stepped in to help fly a Boeing 737 after the first officer fell ill mid-flight

The first officer on a Westjet flight from Calgary to Vancouver (not pictured) suddenly became ill, but luckily there was an off-duty pilot on board.  An off-duty pilot stepped in and helped to fly and land a Boeing 737 when the flight’s first officer was suddenly incapacitated mid-flight. The transportation website Paddle Your Own Kanoo…

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3 reasons cruise lines are in a race to open more private island resorts

Popular cruise lines are racing to grow their private island and port portfolio. About 140 miles east of Miami, Royal Caribbean’s private Bahamas island, Perfect Day at CocoCay, receives thousands of eager families virtually every day of the year. The cruise line and its competitors don’t just own ships — they also have land-based portfolios.…

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