Each issue uses recent commercial satellite imagery to examine a single major world event, such as strikes on data centers, Chinese military mockups, or Russian fuel shortages. It pairs annotated images with concise, sourced explanatory context.

Nigel Biggar, an Oxford moral theologian and Conservative peer, writes weekly essays on politics, religion and contested cultural questions from a conservative Anglican standpoint. Readers get long-form arguments on topics such as military ethics and AI, the history of empire, and British national identity.

Forever Wars is a newsletter on the long afterlife of the War on Terror, covering US military policy, immigration enforcement and the national security state. It mixes original reporting and analysis with the author's own book and comics projects.

A retired senior U.S. Air Force officer writes first-person essays on leadership, execution and strategy drawn from four decades in uniform and an earlier career in manufacturing engineering. Issues mix career stories, humor and cross-sector comparisons between military and business thinking.