Editorial

Switzerland shows what taxes should do. Meanwhile, the US bleeds billions—can Elon Musk’s DOGE fix the wasteful machine?

Real leaders don’t blame ghosts in the machine—they say “I screwed up” and get back to work.

Trump isn’t a saint, but in a world where Washington’s war-hungry elites keep fumbling foreign policy like a greased football, he might be the only guy who actually knows how to make a deal and stop the bleeding.

320 million stem cells are inside me right now, working their ass off—if this keeps up, I might just dodge the surgeon’s knife and let my body do what it was built to do: heal.

US military leadership faces a crisis—political correctness over combat readiness. Can bold reforms restore its edge?

Hezbollah’s shift to being Iran and Syria’s mercenary eroded its support among Arabs, leaving it vulnerable in its conflict with Israel.

The Biden administration’s gamble to greenlight U.S. missile launches into Russia’s backyard risks igniting a geopolitical powder keg, leaving critics questioning whether this is strategy or sheer recklessness.

America isn’t meant to be a nation of obedient followers; it’s a land where dreams are built on grit, resilience, and the unbreakable will to live free—don’t let anyone take that from you.

Kamala Harris may thrive in the polished world of politics, but when it comes to securing America’s future, she lacks the grit and real-world experience needed to navigate the dangers ahead.

At the heart of our veteran community lies a responsibility to listen, respect, and uplift one another, especially when confronting painful truths like military sexual trauma.

Already bogged down in a perpetual ten-year war that has not yet captured a fully occupied oblast or reached any military objective, the Neo Russian Empire Putin envisioned he would have, akin to Peter the Great, is now rapidly taking heavy losses simultaneously in various regions akin to the last Tsar, Nicholas II. Time will tell if Vladimir Putin’s disastrous imperial ambitions will leave him in the same fate as Nicholas II.

SMA Weimer’s decision to cut diversity considerations from top NCO selections is a long-overdue step toward refocusing the Army on what really matters—combat readiness and getting the job done.