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Detroit Leads Peer Cities in Car Theft as Larceny Climbs 33% Since 2020

Detroit's motor vehicle theft rate leads six peer cities while larceny climbed 33 percent since 2020, driven by poverty and unemployment, a new report finds.

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Small Plane Breaches Beijing's Air Defenses, Exposes Regime Vulnerability

Small civilian plane crashed into Beijing's CITIC Tower on June 26, 2026, penetrating China's vaunted air defenses. Hudson Institute analysis says incident exposed regime vulnerabilities and shattered myth of invulnerability.

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EU Competition Rules Clash With Cybersecurity Law, Creating Compliance Paradox

The EU's Digital Markets Act mandates Google share search data and open mobile systems, directly contradicting the Cyber Resilience Act's security requirements, creating an unresolved compliance paradox.

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Oil Prices Swung $46 a Barrel as Strait of Hormuz Crisis Roiled Markets

Brent crude oil swung $46 per barrel in second quarter 2026 as Strait of Hormuz disruptions drove extreme volatility, pushing U.S. refinery exports to record highs.

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Civilian Plane Crashed Into Beijing Skyscraper, Exposing Air Defense Gaps

Beijing plane crash exposed critical gaps in China's air defenses despite decades of military investment, paralleling Soviet vulnerabilities before collapse, new Hoover Institution analysis finds.

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Ohio Averages Zero Federal Disaster Declarations Annually Over Past Five Years

Ohio averaged zero federal disaster declarations annually from 2021 to 2025, with no declarations in 2025 or the first half of 2026, despite 60 total since 1980.

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New Mexico Averages Four Disaster Declarations a Year, Fires Account for Most

New Mexico averages four disaster declarations yearly, with fires accounting for 64% of all 126 declarations since 1980, according to new USAFacts data from FEMA.

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Indiana Averages Zero Federal Disaster Declarations Per Year, FEMA Data Shows

Indiana averaged zero federal disaster declarations yearly from 2021–2025, per USAFacts data. Severe storms represent 58% of the state's 54 total declarations since 1980.

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Hawaii Averages Two Disaster Declarations a Year, Fires Most Common

Hawaii averages two federal disaster declarations yearly, with fires accounting for nearly half of all declarations since 1980. One disaster has been declared so far in 2026.

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EU Faces Institutional Overhaul to Admit Ukraine and Moldova, Hudson Institute Report Warns

Jul 7, 2026

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Ukraine Deploys Indigenous Flamingo Missiles to Strike Deep Inside Russia as Battlefield Stabilizes

Jul 6, 2026

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Ukraine's Drone War Reveals Machine-Speed Combat Model That NATO Struggles to Match

Jul 6, 2026

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Predictive Policing Shows Promise but Lacks Proof, With Transparent Models Outperforming Secret Algorithms

Jul 2, 2026

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Detroit Leads Peer Cities in Car Theft as Larceny Climbs 33% Since 2020

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Small Plane Breaches Beijing's Air Defenses, Exposes Regime Vulnerability

EU Competition Rules Clash With Cybersecurity Law, Creating Compliance Paradox

Oil Prices Swung $46 a Barrel as Strait of Hormuz Crisis Roiled Markets

Civilian Plane Crashed Into Beijing Skyscraper, Exposing Air Defense Gaps

Ohio Averages Zero Federal Disaster Declarations Annually Over Past Five Years

New Mexico Averages Four Disaster Declarations a Year, Fires Account for Most

Indiana Averages Zero Federal Disaster Declarations Per Year, FEMA Data Shows

Hawaii Averages Two Disaster Declarations a Year, Fires Most Common

Prosecutors Who Refuse to Enforce Laws Linked to Crime Spikes in Major Cities

Smuggled Cigarettes Made Up 17% of Michigan Consumption in 2024

Digital Payments to Hit $33.5 Trillion by 2030 as Fraud Risks Rise

China Aims to Reach Moon Before 2030, Set Rules for Lunar Activity

Russia Regains Cold War Influence in Africa With Security Forces, Grain Sales

Mississippi Averages Two Disaster Declarations a Year, Federal Data Shows

U.S. Can't Win Quantum Race Alone, New Hoover Institution Report Warns

Small Nuclear Reactors Gain Federal Backing as Military Plans Nine Base Sites

U.S. Has No Standard Process for AI Risk, Report Warns After Model Shutdown

Taiwan Faces $29.7 Billion Arms Backlog as U.S. Deliveries Lag Years Behind

Islamic State's Sahel Wing May Pose Growing Threat to Europe, Report Warns

Private Capital Matches Defense Budget, Report Says Commanders Must Tap It

Ukraine Strikes Russia's Largest Refinery 1,700 Miles Away, Report Finds

Interest Payments Near Defense Spending, Limiting Military Flexibility

Quantum Computing May Arrive Years Early, Reshaping Security

Wisconsin OWI Incarceration Hits Record High Amid Demographic Shifts

EU Faces Institutional Overhaul to Admit Ukraine and Moldova, Hudson Institute Report Warns

Ukraine Deploys Indigenous Flamingo Missiles to Strike Deep Inside Russia as Battlefield Stabilizes

Ukraine's Drone War Reveals Machine-Speed Combat Model That NATO Struggles to Match

Predictive Policing Shows Promise but Lacks Proof, With Transparent Models Outperforming Secret Algorithms