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Politics > America How quiet heroes hold the line. M. Ray Evans | April 14, 2025 The air is heavy tonight, thick with a bitter edge—doubt, sharp as week-old coffee left in the pot too long. Trust is s...
Foreign Policy > U.S. Military Passing the Richard Star Act would not create a new benefit. It would simply restore benefits that combat-disabled veterans already earned. Kevin Mason | March 7, 2026 F...
Foreign Policy > Vietnam War The short answer is no. The longer answer focuses on how we should remember our veterans. Charles Farlow | March 29, 2025 Vietnam Veterans’ Day is annually observed on Mar...
By Kurt Knutsson, CyberGuy Report Published July 03, 2025 At this point, most Americans are aware that their personal information is often up for sale. But few would have expected their domestic fligh...
Foreign Policy > Iran The legacy media has an airplane problem. J.R. Dunn | April 6, 2026 There’s nothing really new in the uproar surrounding the loss of a USAF F-15E Strike Eagle over Iran this past...
Foreign Policy > China Dozens of large drones have been flying over New Jersey — and now New York — for the past several weeks …and the FBI still doesn't know who they are. Eric Utter | December 11, 2...
Foreign Policy > Military American naval glory earned on the high seas in the earliest days of our republic is a legacy that is being threatened by a bureaucracy incapable of fixing itself. Thomas B. ...
By Angelica Stabile Published July 16, 2025 Reducing the risk of Alzheimer’s could be as simple as eating the right food. A new study by researchers in Boston, Chicago and Washington, D.C., found that...
The total investment will reach $36 billion, with the planned loans to be the first tranche of investment in three U.S.-based projects.
Politics > Trump Apparently, everything Dems said about and did to our military was a lie. Mike McDaniel | April 27, 2025 During the Biden’s Handler’s Administration, our armed forces experienced debi...
Foreign Policy > Veterans We pause not merely to remember, but to reckon—with the weight of sacrifice, the cost of freedom, and the quiet valor of those who answered a call greater than themselves. Ch...
By Stephanie Nolasco Published April 14, 2024 Jay Dobyns lived a double life for two years, and it nearly cost him his life. Now retired, Dobyns worked for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and...
Culture > Affirmative Action If we truly want to get race out of American life, we must stop using race as a basis for making decisions -- whether in admissions, hiring, contracting, or districting. J...
Culture > Affirmative Action Past efforts to curtail racial preferences whether by elections or judicial decrees have fallen short, and current efforts in the courts will similarly fail. Robert Weissb...
Culture > Affirmative Action Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. does not share the principle of racial non-discrimination that was practiced by his uncle, President John F. Kennedy...
By David Troy Published May 02, 2026 With all of the playoff basketball going on, it seems like I’ve forgotten all about baseball. However, that’s not the case. I’ve still been monitoring it, and we’v...
Culture > Affirmative Action How can universities do an end-run around the Supreme Court? Just watch them fight to maintain a system of racial spoils. Eileen F. Toplansky | July 3, 2023 Lee Bollinger ...
September 3, 2025 Weâre supposed to be past the age of legalized racial discrimination in college admissions. But old habits DIE hard. December 29, 2020 Smart conservatives think any Biden presidenc...
Culture > Affirmative Action In the wake of the Supreme Court's landmark decision, we have a leftist law professor blatantly confusing the two. Matthew G. Andersson | July 11, 2023 A former law intern...
Published May 01, 2026 Christian Pulisic's 18-match goalless streak for AC Milan isn't good news for the United States men's national team with the 2026 World Cup just weeks away. But FOX Sports socce...