James Hydzik

An Italian Navy frigate named the Virginio Fasan destroyed a drone that was attacking a merchant ship in the Red Sea.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced that that the government was signing off on a $6 billion long-term support plan for Ukraine that involved producing new artillery and missile units and not drawing down on existing stocks. This represents an important change in the way that the U.S. sees military production over the next several years.

The Wall Street Journal claims that a plan is being drawn up by former president Trump’s allies that would give him a direct say in setting interest rates, should he become president.

Europe’s wine growing regions have been hit by weather, the economy, and changing societies all at once.

The Oracle of Omaha earned his reputation and his wealth over the long term, and has kept it the same way. Let’s look at some of the features of his long run.

The European Parliament adopted a package of laws regarding AML that strengthen transparency and FIU capacities. It also puts a cap of 10,000 euro on cash transactions.

An 8-K filing with the SEC shows that Trump Media CEO David Nunes submitted a request to House of Representatives asking for an investigation into the short-selling of Trump Media stock, including the IDs of those potentially involved.

Almost every year has its marketing hits. Some of these were masterfully planned, others came up out of nowhere and couldn’t have been foreseen. They made 2023 a delightful and sometimes quite serious year, marketing-wise. Let’s take a look at the most creative marketing campaigns of the year.

The U.S. military and other aid package voted upon by the U.S. House of Representatives on April 20 was dismissed by Russia’s liberals as "not enough to win the war quickly" and thus an election cycle act.

A court in Brugge, Belgium, found a man not guilty of a drunk driving charge after three doctors confirmed that his own body was making alcohol that ended up in his blood stream.