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WATCH: Inside the futuristic world of missile defense
National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with Mike “Woody” Woodhouse, a retired U.S. Army officer turned Vice President of Space, Missile & Air Defense at Leonardo DRS, a world-class defense technology company at the center of the fast-evolving world of missile defense. (Sept. 10, 2026)
Never forget, never agree: Public schools struggle to explain 9/11 on 25th anniversary
None of today’s K-12 students was alive during the 9/11 terror attacks 25 years ago — and schools are stumbling over how to teach why they happened.
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WATCH: Is Europe bracing for its most dangerous six months of the Ukraine war?
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Politically Unstable: Is ‘Decoy Dan’ Sullivan a Democratic plant?
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WATCH: Iran citizens must rise up if war is to end
The U.S.-Iran war is entering its 6-month mark, and despite the unleashing of economic sanctions, the regime is still refusing to give up its nuclear ambitions.
WATCH: Should Trump referee college football’s NIL free-for-all?
Tim Constantine and David Bozell debate whether President Trump should step in the way Teddy Roosevelt once did to save the sport.
Politically Unstable: What is California’s ‘inefficient tire’ ban and why does it matter?
Marc Morano from ClimateDepot.com joins Kelly Sadler on Politically Unstable to explain the rule, the backlash from tire makers, and why this fight could spread far beyond California.
