Author: Guy D. McCardle

From curtain rods to combat pistols, Glock’s journey proves that innovation and a stubborn refusal to follow the herd can change the game entirely.

Two decades later, the battles of Fallujah remain etched in the collective memory of those who served, a grim testament to the brutality of urban warfare and the enduring cost of freedom.

Exercise Vajra Prahar is where two of the world’s elite forces, the Indian Special Forces and U.S. Green Berets, come together to sharpen their edge and prepare for the unpredictable.

The irony couldn’t be thicker: a commanding officer booted from the Navy’s ethics school for questionable conduct is a headline that practically writes itself.

When the gavel falls on a two-year suspension for a former Air Force JAG turned felon, it’s a stark reminder that no amount of courtroom prowess can outrun the consequences of a violent, booze-fueled meltdown.

Trump’s second term aims to reignite America’s spirit of resilience and strength, proving that even in the face of chaos, this nation can rise to lead with confidence and resolve.

Ryan Routh, Trump’s West Palm Golf Course failed assassin, left behind a trail of messages and musings in Ukraine that are equal parts baffling and bizarre.

For those of you who feel we may not yet be at the brink of World War III, check out this breaking news story about Russian operatives planning to plant explosive devices on aircraft bound for the United States. It’s like something out of a Cold War thriller, but unfortunately, it’s all true. Recent accusations […]

Gun Culture 3.0 isn’t about hunting or heritage; it’s a new breed of American grit where firearms are symbols of autonomy, resilience, and a deep-rooted distrust of a system that doesn’t always feel like it’s on your side.

In a world where foreign powers are circling like sharks, every American has a role to play in defending democracy—not just by voting, but by questioning, staying informed, and refusing to be led by shadows.

In a town battered by a hurricane, the arrival of so-called ‘saviors’ has stirred more suspicion than relief, leaving locals wary of a helping hand that seems to hide a clenched fist.

Reza Valizadeh’s detention in Iran is a stark reminder that journalists returning home carry the weight of diplomacy on their shoulders, often at the expense of their own freedom.