As the Biden-Harris administration's term ends, its four-year focus on social reforms over combat readiness has left America's armed forces woke, weak, and dangerously unprepared — with historically low military recruitment numbers, lowered standards, and compromised morale at a time of rising global threats.

The U.Air Force began deploying the Global Positioning System — more commonly known as GPS — nearly 50 years ago, satellites which have become critical infrastructure for both the military and the economy. Since then, GPS is estimated to have generated more than $1.4 trillion in economic benefits, according to a Commerce Department study.

With its manufacturing practices under scrutiny, its machinists on strike and losses piling up, Boeing is said to be considering selling parts of its fabled space business. But few industry analysts think Boeing will put its extensive El Segundo, California, satellite operations on the table. New Boeing Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg said during a recent earnings call that the aerospace giant was considering shedding assets outside of the company's core commercial aviation and defense businesses, adding that Boeing was better off "doing less and doing it better than doing more and not doing it well." That could mean that Boeing sees no future for its troubled Starliner spacecraft, which was developed to service the International Space Station.