As the Chauvin Case Concludes Can America Handle the Verdict?
The case against Chauvin will soon be adjudicated. But is American society and institutions ready for what is to come?
Matt Hill
What the Thin Blue Line Really Means to Those Who Serve
The symbol of the Thin Blue Line has come under fierce scrutiny. But the plain truth is that most people don’t know what it really means.
Titling in the Military (In)Justice System
Titling. Does that word mean anything to you? For me, at first, it didn’t. But it has been plaguing military justice since 1992.
We Have Perverted the Oath With Politics and False Patriotism
The Oath has become a convenient tool to justify all kinds of behavior, but what does “against all enemies, foreign and domestic” really mean?
FBI Suffers Deadliest Day in More Than a Decade
Two FBI agents were shot and killed today while serving a search warrant for suspected child pornography in Miami. Three others were wounded.
Behind the Badge: Good Cops, Bad Cops, and the System
In the final part of a three-part series on Law Enforcement in America, author Matt Hill reveals the hidden side of life as a Police Officer.
Behind the Badge: One Second, For the Rest of Your Life
A Police Officer has only second to make a life-changing decision; Part two of a exclusive three-part series on Law Enforcement in America.
Behind the Badge: Being a Police Officer in America
What does it mean to be a Police Officer? Matt Hill shares his take in part one of a three-part series on Law Enforcement in America.
Why Closing the Marine Depots is a Big Mistake
The Marine Corps is considering closing training depots in San Diego and Parris Island. But the money-saving move will come at a big cost.
