Category: Editorial

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

It’s a sad day for our Democracy. We become divided and lose trust in our political leadership that is out of touch with its own electorate.

Whether carried out by Trump supporters or ANTIFA, it makes little difference. Today was as close as we’ve been to a civil war since 1865.

Air Force Staff Sgt. Carmen Pontello introduces Hammer, a military working dog, to a Ghost Robotics Vision 60 semi-autonomous robot.

Wartime has found our troops celebrating Christmas in different ways. Yet, not all have this luxury. This piece is dedicated to them.

A French court convicted fourteen people related to the Charlie Hebdo murders in 2015. But the conclusion of the trial did not bring closure.

Role playing games conjure myriad scenarios with extreme outcomes; the kind of thinking that could be help forecast and avoid future crises.

The attack on Pearl Harbor has a prominent place in American culture. This is because of the inherent American notion of fairness.

Section 230 is shrouded in talk of accountability, censorship and free speech. The truth is not nearly that simple.

U.S. politicians are scrambling to get a series of bills signed in the coming days to avoid what could be a catastrophic government shutdown.

Today’s attack on an Iranian nuclear scientist bears all the hallmarks of a Kidon hit, Mossad’s covert, tip-of-the-spear ground force.

New information could suggest that a U.S.-led joint strike against Iranian nuclear sites could happen before innauguration.