The Nashville Bombing: The Conspiracy about the Conspiracy
We don’t know what drove Anthony Warner to detonate a bomb in Nashville on Christmas Day. But the truth is often a tougher pill to swallow than the conspiracy.
Op-Ed
The Blackwater Pardons: Why POTUS Did the Right Thing
Trump’s pardon of Blackwater personnel has drawn criticism but little analysis; read this professional legal report and decide for yourself.
Section 230 is About Money and Influence, Not Free Speech
Section 230 is shrouded in talk of accountability, censorship and free speech. The truth is not nearly that simple.
Trump Gagged and Bagged by Navy SEALs in White House?
President Trump may have alerted the GSA to begin the transition to the Biden Administration, but we haven’t seen the last of him.
A Messy Democracy is a Feature, Not a Glitch
With accusations, law suits and conspiracy theories flying, it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that democracy, done right, is messy.
Veterans Day: A Good Time For Reflection, But Also For Education
Nearly all veterans believe that military service and Veterans Day in particular is a day to recognize the Honor, Sacrifice, and Commitment.
Why Closing the Marine Depots is a Big Mistake
The Marine Corps is considering closing training depots in San Diego and Parris Island. But the money-saving move will come at a big cost.
Taliban’s Actions Only Confirm That the Time to Leave Afghanistan is Now
Staying in Afghanistan until an Afghan government-Taliban peace is reached, as some political analysts are calling for, would be a mistake.
The Marine Corps’ PR Approach is a Worrisome Trend
It seems it has become the modus operandi of the Marine Corps to make examples out of its servicemembers for the sake of better PR.
Op-ed: ISIS Terrorists Who Beheaded Journalists Should Not Be Glorified or Humanized
They’re not rock stars. They’re cold-blooded killers who kidnapped, brutally beat, raped, and beheaded innocent people.
Air Force Allows Tattoo Parlors on Nellis AFB
Air Force allows the first-ever tattoo parlor on Nellis AFB reflecting tattoos’ popularity in the Air Force. The Army needs to follow suit.
Is Ginsburg’s Death the Knell of the Republic as We Know It?
Politicians are scrambling to fill the coveted Supreme Court seat left by Justice Ginsburg’s death. But there’s more than the court at stake.
