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News & Articles By Lance D Johnson
10/24/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Tracking data shows Russian diesel en route to New York after Putin-Trump Call, raising questions about sanctions and supply
A tanker carrying Russian diesel fuel has left the Baltic port of Primorsk and is heading toward New York, according to vessel tracking data reported by Sputnik on Friday. The shipment, comprising 326,800 barrels of petroleum products aboard a vessel with a displacement of 50,000 tonnes, represents the most concrete evidence yet of a fuel […]
10/24/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
The electric mirage: Unveiling the hidden costs of the EV revolution
The global rush to embrace electric vehicles as a panacea for climate change is built on a foundation of selective truths and regulatory blind spots. While governments and automakers tout EVs as “zero-emission” solutions, a growing body of research and critical analysis reveals a far more complex reality. The latest challenge to the EV narrative […]
10/23/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Eastern Libya’s unanimous U-turn hands Ankara a Mediterranean gas gateway and erases Crete from the map
For years, Libya’s eastern parliament treated Turkey’s maritime pact as a betrayal. On Oct. 20, it embraced the agreement without a single dissenting vote. The House of Representatives, the legislature, aligned with military commander Khalifa Haftar, and unanimously approved the 2019 memorandum that draws a sea border between Turkey and Libya straight through waters that […]
10/22/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Failed foreign relations rebranded: Washington’s new slogan sells retreat as strength, and the vacuum is already filling
Every fading power eventually learns to describe its retreat as strength and maturity. A new book promoted by The Epoch Times offers the latest version of that story: “partners not dependents.” In “Trump’s New World Re-Order,” released Oct. 20, author Rod D. Martin argues that President Donald Trump’s second-term foreign policy is not isolationism but […]
10/22/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Lebanon summoned to a U.S. military headquarters: disarm Hezbollah or the occupation drags on, as U.N. peacekeepers head for the exit
When a country is invited to negotiate its future at a foreign military headquarters, the venue tells you exactly who holds the pen and the power. This week, Lebanese and Israeli military delegations convened at U.S. Central Command headquarters in Tampa, Florida, for three days of Washington-brokered talks. The agenda is a framework that ties […]
10/22/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Fire and fog over Kyiv: Moscow claims it gutted Ukraine’s missile and drone pipeline
The tension to strike a pragmatic deal with Russia is growing, as territorial gains and military victories cannot be denied. Before dawn on Oct. 22, Moscow says, its missiles and drones tore into the sinews of Ukraine’s war machine, from a Kyiv railway bridge to the Antonov works and a Danube port where the foreign […]
10/21/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Britain’s grid operator insists the lights are secure, but engineers who sound the alarm “get beaten down”
Britain’s electricity system operator has a message for the public: the grid was secure, the lights stayed on, and there is nothing to see here. Its own control room engineers told investigators something different. An independent inquiry by the law firm Eversheds Sutherland, published Oct. 19, cleared the National Energy System Operator, known as NESO, […]
10/20/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
The $4.9 trillion hole: AI’s superintelligence sales pitch cannot prop up a debt-choked bond market
Consumers are slowly but surely learning the benefits of artificial intelligence, or as the federal government recently branded it “super intelligence.” But every castle built of sand must face the coming tides and the backlash, and the false promises of AI are no different. After three years of pouring capital into machines and ending careers […]
10/19/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Made in America, flown by Moscow: U.S.-made chips are the brain of Russia’s feared jet drone
The most feared new weapon in Russia’s arsenal runs primarily on chips and compute provided by American companies. A supply-chain investigation by the Ukrainian defense outlet Militarnyi cataloged 105 electronic parts inside a downed Geran-4 jet drone and traced 80 of them, or 76.19 percent, to US companies. The finding exposes a hard truth about […]
10/19/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Washington throttles Starshield, revealing who controls Ukraine’s war, but can the U.S. force a Ukrainian surrender?
A speed limit on a satellite terminal has done what years of diplomatic theater never could. It has exposed who holds the leash in the Ukraine war. When Washington reportedly ordered Starshield, the military-grade cousin of Starlink, slowed for Ukrainian forces, drone strikes were cancelled, air defenses sputtered and Kyiv scrambled for answers. The episode, […]
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