North America

When U.S. Green Berets start training Mexico’s Marine Infantry, you know the fight against the cartels just got a whole lot more serious.

In what may prove to be a serious security oversight, DOGE had the CIA send them a list of recent hires via unclassified email.

If you thought you’d seen everything from the man who helped bring down Osama bin Laden, think again—Rob O’Neill’s pivot to cannabis with Operator Canna Co. is turning heads and rewriting the playbook on veteran entrepreneurship.

A “Department of Government Efficiency” sounds great—until you realize it might create more chaos than it solves. Is efficiency the answer?

In a move that underscores both deepening U.S.-Mexico military ties and the high-stakes fight against transnational crime, the 7th Special Forces Group element is heading south to train Mexico’s Marine Infantry—because when it comes to battling cartels, sharpening the tip of the spear is the only way forward.

In the chaotic, overstuffed airspace near Reagan National, a single missed radio message—lost in the static of competing transmissions—may have contributed to turning a routine night flight into a catastrophic midair collision that no one walked away from.

If SEAL candidates can endure bone-chilling surf torture and the soul-crushing grind of BUD/S, the least we can do is keep them from marinating in sewage while they do it.

Love her or hate her, Tulsi Gabbard is now calling the shots as the Director of National Intelligence—an outsider with a reformer’s mindset stepping into a world that prefers insiders who play by the old rules.

In a split second, a routine Navy training flight turned into a high-stakes rescue mission as an EA-18G Growler plummeted into San Diego Bay—leaving two pilots dangling under parachutes and a fishing crew playing the role of unexpected heroes.

Bragg is back, this time honoring a true American hero whose courage and sacrifice embody the best of our military tradition.

Yet another star tumbles from the sky as Brig. Gen. Erik Quigley joins the growing ranks of high-ranking officers getting the boot, proving once again that the Air Force isn’t afraid to clean house when leadership crosses the line.

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.