Culture

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.

Lawrence Joel was a United States Army paratrooper who served in the Korean and Vietnam wars. Joel received the Silver Star and the Medal of Honor for his heroism on November 8, 1965, in a battle outside Bien Hoa against the Viet Cong. At the time, he was serving in South Vietnam as a medic […]

Guy Ritchie pays homage to the great spaghetti western director Sergio Leone and Quentin Tarrantino in his latest film ‘The Gentlemen.’

In addition to delivering letters and cards, the post office creation subsidized the delivery of newspapers, which helped create an informed electorate.

One Washington Redskins fan floated the name, but the Department of the Navy and the SEAL community have yet to back the new moniker.

Get the run down on all the reports, reviews and content you probably missed this week, October 5th – 11th.

‘Manhunters’ tracks the journey of the DEA agents who worked to take down Pablo Escobar and the Medellin cartel.

Steelers Alejandro Villanueva wore the name “Alwyn Cashe” on his helmet Monday, while the rest of the team had “Antwon Rose Jr.” on theirs.

Bearskins have become synonymous with the Royal Guard, but they’re North American in origin, as are the bear hides from which they’re made.

Liberty LEO Gaffs lewd Laura Doll for Non-Living Lady These things are getting alarmingly… vivid-looking. I went to a webpage for a company that manufactures such dolls — got my feature image there — and I read on their homepage (they have great payment options and layaway plan) that they were working on a speech […]

Earlier in July, the Ukrainian Special Operations Command held an intense competition between its Special Operations units. The competition was broken down into five days of intensive tests that aimed to test the resolve, morale, endurance, capabilities, and professionalism of the teams. There were 11 stages that put the commandos through obstacle courses, adverse weather […]

Who has more freedom of movement in a combat zone: a highly trained and well-resourced Special Operations fighter, or an untrained volunteer working for a cash-strapped religious non-governmental organization (NGO)? In the author’s opinion and experience, the answer is the NGO worker — and by a long shot. The reason for this predominantly boils down […]