Spies are supposed to operate in the shadows. The sight of security service heads from the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia and New Zealand sharing a stage in California is a reminder of how radically the world has changed since the cloak-and-dagger days of the first Cold War.

The best way for any parent to make sure their children aren’t left behind is to teach them how to manage the risks they will need to take to get ahead.

Once all the killing is done, Israel will have to do something even harder if it’s to have any hope of preventing the next war and the one after that: It will need to rebuild Gaza into something better than it was.

Homelessness is, at its core, about a lack of affordable housing, not a lack of medical care. Solving the problem that the state government can solve is not the same as solving the actual problem.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville is guilty of dereliction of duty. He must lift his stupid and cruel “hold” and start supporting those who lead America’s sons and daughters in the crucible of land, sea and air combat.

The massive, deadly Hamas attacks on Israel are rightly condemned by the United States and many nation. Beyond the shocking scale of the attacks, there are disturbing strategic implications. United States leadership is crucial, to secure Israel and pursue regional stability. Here, history is instructive.

If we make smart investments in technology like autonomous uncrewed vehicles, we can give our nation’s warriors the tools they need to protect our assets, maintain safety in ports and ensure freedom on the high seas.

On the surface, the gridlock caused by the Republican Party’s failure to elect a speaker of the House of Representatives looks like a dysfunction of our old-fashioned Constitution.

If officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were hoping that tying an annual COVID booster to the fall flu shot would increase uptake, it isn’t working.

As the U.S. focuses on big global challenges and gets away from American costs in blood and treasure in the Middle East, it must not walk away all together from supporting its allies and friends in the region.

Putting all other obvious moral and strategic considerations aside, America simply has a vital interest in maintaining its credibility to keep its commitments not just to Ukraine and Israel, but to our broader coalition of allies.

America can have retrenchment from the Middle East, or it can have a tolerable situation there — but it can’t have both. The sooner America and Israel learn these and other lessons of this crisis, the better positioned they will be for the difficult times ahead.

As the fallout from a spate of fake jet engine parts ripples across the globe, civil aviation operators and regulators may take some solace in the dark truth that they’re not alone. Even the world’s most powerful military has suffered at the hands of counterfeit goods slipping into its supply chain, and is struggling to close loopholes and train personnel to stamp out the problem.

One very viable successor to Indonesia President Joko Widodo (Jogowi) is part of the current government: former general and current Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto, who has run for the office of president twice before.

The Marine Corps’ transformation plan, Force Design 2030, represents a groundbreaking approach to military evolution. Yet, this vision is jeopardized by multiple factors — congressional unwillingness to decommission costly, outdated ships and the new commandant’s push for unduly rapid implementation.

Even now, the full scale of the horror visited on Israel by Hamas terrorists last weekend is hard to fathom.

Why don’t they just leave? The short answer to that question is: They can’t. Before I explain why, consider the lay of the land and the situation in which Gazans find themselves right now.

Hamas’ defeat in the war of images will have consequences for the real war Israel has declared against the group and for the Palestinian civilians who, as ever, are bearing the brunt of Israel’s vengeance.

The time has come for all industries to recognize animals as sentient beings worthy of respect and protection.