An intelligence forecast being prepared for the next president on future global risks envisions a steady decline in U.S. dominance in the coming decades, as the world is reshaped by globalization, battered by climate change, and destabilized by regional upheavals over shortages of food, water and energy.
The report, previewed in a speech by Thomas Fingar, the U.S. intelligence community's top analyst, also concludes that the one key area of continued U.S. superiority -- military power -- will "be the least significant" asset in the increasingly competitive world of the future, because "nobody is going to attack us with massive conventional force."
Reduced Dominance Is Predicted for U.S.
Grammy-nominated singer Jubilant Sykes was stabbed to death at his home in Santa Monica, California, and...
At least one student was killed and another was critically wounded in a shooting at a...
