China to cut army by 700,000 troops-sources Source: Reuters
China plans to cut its army by 700,000 troops over two to three years as part of its drive to modernise the world's biggest military into a leaner high-tech force, two sources with People's Liberation Army (PLA) ties said.

There are many reasons why spouses might cheat in their marriages.
George Will calls for pull-outSource: Politico
I agree with Mr. Will. We can't change a country. Only, the citizens of that country can change their country. We can give them breathing room, but they have to take advantage of the space to make change.
A jet-setting Congress Source: The Washington Times
Members of Congress couldn't control their outrage last year when automobile executives flew to Washington in private jets. Their point was that it was unseemly for executives to travel in such high style while their institutions were strapped for cash.
Are we blind, or just incurious about important news?Source: Fabius Maximus
The strongest impression I get from reading our major news media is their lack of curiosity. If they were to see an elephant walking down Constitution Avenue, they would remark briefly about it before returning to more important things.
The End of Manned Flight Is On the HorizonSource: Politico
For the U.S. Military, it's an uncertain time. With the rise of drones, the military's top leaders are wondering just how long manned aviation will reign supreme. And as word about revolutionary change filters down the ranks, it's causing turbulence.

OK this is a shout out to my Blue-suited Air Force brethren, and it's just plain fun!
I watched this plane go off last year but the airline that purchased it must have reneged on the deal.
US Air Force to Test Scramjet Aircraft Source: universetoday.com
The US Air Force has been developing an aircraft that employs an air-breathing scramjet engine, and hopes to run test flights in the fall of 2009.
Killing the F-22Source: American Thinker
The F-22 is very expensive, but delivers air superiority in return. The Secretary of Defense has announced that the Air Force will stop buying them. Price quotes range from $140 million per copy to $360 million or more, depending on how much R&D gets stuffed into the equation.
Man Accused of Stealing Plane in F-16 Chase ChargedSource: FOXNews.com
A depressed Turkish man accused of stealing a plane in Canada and leading fighter jets on a chase across three American states was charged with transportation of stolen property and illegal entry on Tuesday.
F-22 Crashes Near Edwards Air Force Base Source: FOXNews.com
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. — An F-22 Raptor, one of the Air Force's top-of-the line fighter jets, crashed Wednesday in the high desert of Southern California and there was no immediate word on whether the pilot ejected.
Air Force Planning Giant Spy AirshipSource: Military.com
WASHINGTON - The next Air Force spy craft is likely to be a giant, unmanned dirigible that can remain aloft at high altitudes, keeping an unblinking watch on vehicles, planes and even people.

According to Al Gore, America's military remains the strongest in the world. However, nearly 4,000 American soldiers have died and 30,000 have been injured in the Iraq war since the conflict began in March
2003 according to the Washington Post.

President Obama stated that he wants to bring the soldiers back home from Iraq/Afghanistan as soon as possible.