Category: North America

After two near-fatal attempts on Trump’s life in less than three months, it’s painfully clear that complacency and communication breakdowns within the Secret Service could have rewritten history.

USAF hit its recruiting goals for 2024, but are relaxed standards sacrificing quality? Big numbers don’t always mean long-term readiness.

The recent allegations against Donald Asquith and Brian Jeffrey Raymond expose a troubling pattern of unchecked sexual misconduct within the CIA, highlighting the agency’s failure to protect its employees and enforce meaningful reforms despite public promises of change.

Watching Harris and Trump go at it was less about policies and more like witnessing two punch-drunk fighters swing wildly in the ring, hoping to land something that made sense—spoiler alert, neither of them did.

While Abbott insists the Campbell County Militia exists solely to defend citizens against government overreach, their involvement as active-duty National Guard members with access to military training and resources raises troubling questions about where the line between patriotism and extremism truly lies.

Joshua Morton’s highly trained, cloned K-9s aren’t just tools for sniffing out drugs—they’re fearless, four-legged warriors, prepared to charge headlong into gunfire to protect the lives of schoolchildren.

The Secret Service dropped the ball in Butler, and no amount of damage control can hide the fact that the same agency which vowed ‘never again’ has now become a cautionary tale of complacency and failure.

In a world where common sense was as rare as a snowstorm in the Mojave, I found myself dodging bureaucratic bullets and burying the evidence—literally—just to keep the wheels of progress from rusting over in the unforgiving Nevada desert.

With senior enlisted leaders dropping like flies and command bios disappearing overnight, it seems the Army’s top brass is in the middle of a silent yet sweeping housecleaning of its highest-ranking NCOs.

The War of 1812, often overshadowed by other conflicts, not only forged a sense of national unity and identity but also left an enduring legacy of resilience and strength that continues to shape the United States today.

Ranger Joe Thatch didn’t just save a life that day—he showed us all what it means to live by the Ranger Creed, taking action when others wouldn’t.

The chilling testimony of FBI Director Christopher Wray before the House Judiciary Committee exposed alarming security lapses and the premeditated, lone-wolf attack by Thomas Crooks, painting a grim picture of the attempted assassination of former President Trump and the urgent need for robust protective measures to thwart future threats.