Category: Life

Trump’s second term aims to reignite America’s spirit of resilience and strength, proving that even in the face of chaos, this nation can rise to lead with confidence and resolve.

No matter how many bestsellers you have under your belt, a developmental editor’s keen eye is the difference between good storytelling and unforgettable storytelling.

The idea for this story came to us straight from the minds of Rated Red, which we are proud to have as a member of the Military Content Group (MCG), the future of military media excellence.  In today’s “civilians just don’t understand” story, Marine Corps veteran Catherine Banks was asked to deplane from a Delta […]

Growing up with a wild streak in the rugged Canadian Rockies, I learned early on that adventure and chaos were just part of the path to becoming the man I’d one day need to be. It’s all documented in The Red Circle.

In the chaos of Tucumcari’s cellblock B, I learned that survival wasn’t just about keeping your ramen—it was about holding onto your sanity with a plastic cereal bowl and a good dose of absurdity.

You can’t make this stuff up—what started as a routine drive to Houston for a human trafficking task force turned into a full-blown, head-smashing circus of New Mexico’s finest, complete with lost licenses, General Pop introductions, and a dinner I never even got to taste.

Surviving a hurricane isn’t only about toughing it out—it’s about being prepared, staying smart, and knowing when to get the hell out.

Two people are accused of scamming over 60 vulnerable veterans, breaking trust and stealing from those who served.

Navy SEAL David Charbonnet’s journey from injury to competing in paracanoe shows true resilience and the power of perseverance.

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.

The US military in Japan is cracking down on off-base drinking after recent incidents, hoping to maintain good relations with locals.

Times like this. Times when things don’t make sense. We all tend to reflect, or at least ponder, on the what, who, when and how. But it’s the WHY that seems to elude us.