Max and Stacy discuss that, for the first time in modern aviation history, the US was forced to follow where other nations led in grounding Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. Is this a sign that nations are losing faith in the hegemonic power of America to...

Twenty years ago, NATO launched its first military operation without the approval of the UN Security Council. The 10-week bombing of Yugoslavia was celebrated as a turning point in the history of warfare, proving that a conflict can be won by air...

The most notorious US detention site in the world, Guantanamo Bay, still holds 40 prisoners. Most of the 800 men shipped to Guantanamo Bay since it was opened under George W. Bush in 2002 were sold to US forces for bounty by Pakistani and Afghan...

There are calls to end the Electoral College system, lower the voting age to 16, allow non-citizens to vote, and to pack the Supreme Court with more and partisan judges. What is happening here? Well, it would seem that, if you can’t win on the...

RTD visits Republika Srpska, Bosnia’s Serb “entity” and hears the Bosnian Serb side of the story about the War and its aftermath. RTD meets recent President Milorad Dodic and butcher-or-hero, General Ratko Mladic’s son,...