Guy D. McCardle

If there’s one thing history has taught us, it’s that underestimating Trump’s willingness to hit back—hard—has never been a winning strategy.

The Trump administration’s CIA buyout initiative is a strategic effort to realign the agency with national security priorities, clearing the way for fresh leadership and a mission-focused workforce.

Trump’s plan to seize Gaza and relocate its population isn’t just controversial—it’s a Molotov cocktail tossed into an already raging geopolitical fire.

SECDEF Pete Hegseth isn’t just talking tough on border security—he’s backing it up with boots on the ground, razor wire, and a plan to keep illegal crossings at zero.

Nothing screams ‘delicate ceasefire’ quite like rolling up with a hundred battle-hardened SOF vets, a stack of M4s, and orders to keep things ‘orderly’ at one of the most volatile checkpoints on Earth.

If you thought the Federal Reserve was just a bunch of economists in suits crunching numbers, think again—because John Harold Rogers just turned it into a Cold War spy novel with a modern-day twist.

The blood-soaked streets of Goma tell a grim tale of war, betrayal, and a world that seems content to watch the Democratic Republic of Congo burn.

Sixty-seven lives were lost in an instant over the Potomac—a chilling reminder of the unforgiving nature of aviation, where skill, duty, and fate can collide in the darkest of moments.

When you hide in a cave and plot against the United States, don’t be surprised when an airstrike turns your hideout into a smoking crater.

A flicker of hope cuts through the darkness of war, but as we welcome these three men home, we cannot ignore the 79 still left behind.

For veterans who’ve spent years toughing out chronic pain with little more than grit and Motrin, the approval of Journavx might be just the thing we’ve been waiting for—if it lives up to the hype.

Say what you will about the optics, but turning an already secure facility into a holding pen for dangerous criminal migrants sounds a hell of a lot smarter than letting them roam free in the U.S.