January 16, 2018

“3 out of 4 (or 402 out of 549) individuals convicted of international terrorism and terrorism-related offenses between 9/11 and Dec. 31, 2016 were foreign-born” According to a DOJ and …

Hawaii’s mistaken missile alert did us all a service last week.  It was a sharp reminder that we can prepare for bad things to happen – even the worst imaginable …

CBS Sacramento SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — With the reading of their own version of a Declaration of Independence, founders of the state of New California took the first steps to what they hope …

By Michael S. Schmidt, New York Times WASHINGTON — Stephen K. Bannon, President Trump’s former chief strategist, was subpoenaed last week by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, to …

By Fred Imbert andAlexandra Gibbs, CNBC U.S. stocks traded sharply higher as investors chased a market breaking out on better-than-expected earnings and rising economic optimism under President Donald Trump. The Dow …

16 January: This Day in Military History

Coping with astronomical, unrelenting rigors as a US Marine captain commanding over 1000 troops and overseeing approximately 140 drill instructors is undeniably demanding while rife with extraordinary responsibility. An array …

Stand by for yet another report from Bizarro World. You know, that fictional world DC Comics created where everything is opposite or backward: Earth is Htrae, the globe is a …

Disgraced former soldier and controversial figure Chelsea Manning took to social media to announce a Senate bid following reports that she had filed a statement of candidacy in Maryland. Most …

National Security Adviser H. R. McMaster has faced a challenging first year in the White House with President Donald Trump. Any first-year administration has its ups and downs, and this …