Entertainment

The veteran community’s self-cannibalization is a pathetic spectacle—driven by envy, fueled by failure, and executed by men who couldn’t hack it themselves.

Brett Toth’s journey from the disciplined grind of West Point to the bruising trenches of the NFL is a masterclass in balancing duty, grit, and the pursuit of greatness.

Leave it to Russian propaganda to turn Santa Claus into a missile-toting NATO operative and Grandfather Frost into the smug hero of a bizarre anti-Western fireworks display.

After 60 unforgettable years of high-octane thrills in Reno, the National Championship Air Races are setting a new course to Roswell, where alien lore meets the roar of high-performance aircraft and the grit of the world’s best pilots.

The Reno Air Races were about speed and spectacle—a living testament to the passion of aviators, the camaraderie of the Quiet Birdmen, and a community that dared to dream big for 60 incredible years.

Brandon Webb, former Navy SEAL sniper and author of The Killing School, brings his passion for precision and immersive storytelling to the gaming world with a sniper sim that strikes the perfect balance between realism and fun.

Through his iconic roles and unwavering respect for the armed forces, Tom Cruise has become a cinematic ambassador for the U.S. Navy, a legacy now sealed with the Distinguished Public Service Award.

Brandon Webb dives into one of this week’s hottest stories by Managing Editor Guy McCardle, unraveling the legend of DB Cooper—the elusive hijacker who vanished into the night with $200,000, leaving a mystery as rich as the fortune he stole.

Journalism’s sacred duty isn’t to ignite chaos with half-truths and sensational headlines but to stand as a beacon of truth in a world already drowning in noise.

With their new black-on-black skull and crossbones helmets, the Army Black Knights are set to storm the field like modern-day marauders, bringing the spirit of the ‘Black Flag’ to life against the Air Force Falcons.

With social media influencers like Tyler Butterworth and Tim Kennedy bringing the Army to the screens of millions, the brass might finally have stumbled upon a recruiting tool that’s as effective as it is entertaining.

The CIA’s mid-century experiments with hypnosis, once shrouded in secrecy, reveal a bold—and unsettling—attempt to weaponize the mind in the race against Communist influence.