Celebrating adaptation is at the heart of the Refocus Film Festival. But this year, another unifying theme emerged: art as a ...
"Protecting their seats mattered more than protecting their neighbors. That’s not leadership. It’s cowardice. And cowardice ...
Humans are silly beings. Even our history books can testify to this fact. In its pages lie stories of wars sparked by a ...
PARIS – Former “Fox and Friends” weekend host turned War Secretary Pete Hegseth, recently had Pentagon brass fly into Quantico from all around the world to serve as bit players so he could act out his ...
Former “Fox and Friends” weekend host turned War Secretary Pete Hegseth, recently had Pentagon brass fly into Quantico from ...
The secretary of war’s plea for discipline collapses into its opposite—a demand for wanton violence and mayhem ...
The second day of talks on Tuesday are taking place on the two-year anniversary of Hamas's surprise attack on Israel that ...
Concerns about the fitness, battle-readiness, ethos and composition of America’s fighting forces date back to George ...
"Try to imagine serving your country as a lifelong ambition, never losing sight of the vital role you play in keeping the ...
Pete Hegseth’s narrow view of lethality and focus on physical fitness are rooted in an outdated form of warfare, writes retired Army lieutenant colonel Colin Pascal.
U.S. General Patton said, “Wars don’t start when the first shot is fired. They start when cowards in suits make bad deals.” ...
Some of America’s most legendary service members and leaders made their marks on history during World War II. The war also ...
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