Sean Spoonts

China is huffing and puffing threats about invading Taiwan. But the very fact that they’re rattling the saber shows how idle the threat is.

With his announcement of the ‘Office of the Former President,’ Donald Trump is now positioning himself as a kind of political kingmaker.

Israel has modified the posture of its defense forces, deployed subs, and is rapidly arming; supporting new reports of plans to strike Iran.

Did a chaotic chain of command send thousands of National Guard troops resting into Washington DC parking garages?

Trump has left the White House but it’s all but a certainty that he is not done. The big question is what he will do next.

General Lloyd Austin is poised to become Secretary of Defense, but many wonder how he will align with the policies of the new administration.

The NRA has filed for bankruptcy and will reorganize in Texas, leaving New York and one of the organization’s chief political adversaries.

For the National Guard sleeping in the Capitol is a luxury compared to regular military life, despite what the public thinks.

The Iranian Navy was conducting a torpedo drill in the Indian Ocean when the USS Georgia, an Ohio-class attack submarine, suddenly appeared.

Joint Chiefs sent a memo to the Armed Forces urging them “to stay ready, keep your eyes on the horizon, and remain focused on the mission.”

The President of the United States was once the most powerful person in the world. But on Friday, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey took the crown.

The Right and the Left have both poisoned discourse in this country, leaving most Americans with a choice between between civil war and Union.