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Editorial illustrationLIVEU.S. Central Command confirms what Democrats and the Fake News have spent months denying: the United States — not the Islamic Republic of Iran — controls the Strait of Hormuz. American forces are keeping energy moving to the world while denying Tehran the revenue it needs to threaten global commerce. Iranian mines have been cleared from the Strait’s international shipping lanes. Nearly 1,500 commercial vessels have moved through under U.S. protection, carrying 750 million barrels of crude to the world. Iran has exported zero oil from its shores since the blockade resumed in July. 75 vessels that tried to break the blockade were turned around. Gulf oil exports have recovered to two-thirds of pre–operation levels — and continue to rise. August 10 : “The only one that has control of the Strait of Hormuz right now is the United States Navy. We have a blockade that’s been infallible. It’s a steel wall… We control the Strait, 100%.” August 11 : “We totally control the Strait of Hormuz. We have control over it. Nobody else — only us.” August 14 :…
Editorial illustrationLIVEBUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF AMERICAN SPACE LEADERS: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order to create a Presidential Commission to begin the process of establishing a new federal academy that will prepare the next generation of Americans to advance our Nation’s interests in space. The Order establishes the Presidential Commission on the United States Space Academy, chaired by the NASA Administrator. The Commission will advise and assist the President on establishing the United States Space Academy, a proposed NASA-led federal academy dedicated to combining rigorous technical education with leadership development, discipline, and a durable commitment to public service. The United States Space Academy will combine rigorous technical education with leadership development and public service, preparing graduates for careers supporting America’s military, civil, and broader space enterprise. The Commission will submit recommendations to the President addressing various details of the Academy, including proposals regarding a governance framework, curricula, service obligations of graduates, applicant prerequisites, a process for selecting a permanent location, administrative actions for pilot programs and partnerships, legislative strategy, and implementation strategy. The NASA Administrator, in coordination…