July 19, 2017

The U.S. Office of Special Counsel concluded that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) violated the Hatch Act by allowing its employees to receive union-funded compensation for leave to promote 2016 …

There’s plenty of great barbecue to be had across America — but some of the best is served up by folks who also served America. Here are five of the …

Senate Republican efforts to reform health care have failed three times now, and seem to be on life support, if not already in the morgue. Interestingly, President Trump is refusing …

Former Army Staff Sergeant Sal Giunta was awarded the Medal of Honor in 2010 for his actions in Afghanistan in 2007. At the time, Giunta was the first living recipient …

Michael Vick had some advice for perhaps the most hated NFL player in recent history, Colin Kaepernick—who remains unemployed. The former quarterback, and convicted felon, spoke with sports commentator Jason …

19 July: This Day in Military History

(Amman, Jordan) Maarik al-Tawaiha, the Jordanian soldier who opened fired on and killed three American Special Forces soldiers on a training mission in southern Jordan, has been sentenced to life …

Students in Turkey won’t be learning about evolution in school anymore, but they will be getting a healthy dose of “jihad” as a result of changes to the national curriculum. …

On November 14, 2016, I wrote a piece for OpsLens regarding the critical importance of President Trump’s first NSS (or colloquially, the “President’s Blue Book”) to immediately conclude and promulgate …

When you think of a “loaded” car, you’re probably thinking about fancy options, such as a sunroof or entertainment system, not pounds of drugs. However, employees at an Ohio Ford …