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JOSH HAMMER: It’s Time To Obliterate The Mexican Drug Cartels Josh Hammer on March 11, 2023 The tragic killing of two U.S. citizens this week in the

It is time to rain hell on the cartels, stopping their illegal alien smuggling, fentanyl-peddling chemical warfare, thuggery, brutality and corruption.

This week, the United States Marine Corps Commandant made a bold and urgent call to prioritize logistics at sea in the Pacific theater. However, it’s concerning that the rest of...

This past year’s surprise success of the Islamic State (ISIS), which has put the future of Iraq in jeopardy, has prompted concern among U.S. policymakers that, as U.S. and coalition forces depart, Afghan forces could face a similar threat from the Taliban. While Afghanistan does not face the same Sunni–Shia sectarian divisions that have fueled the fighting in Iraq, the Afghan government remains dependent on international financial support, and the Afghan security forces require U.S. air supp...

On March 1, the Christian County Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee held its annual Eagle Ambassadors Breakfast at Hopkinsville’s Bruce Convention Center to honor and recognize military personnel, their

Although no two major powers have openly fought in over three-quarters of a century, growing tensions between the United States, China, India, and Russia threaten renewed conflict. CFR’s Paul B. Star…

Tech co-developed by Washington and Jerusalem should better communicate with US systems, argue former senior USMC officer Sam Mundy and JINSA’s Ari Cicurel.

“Arguably, the most valuable thing that Hypori provides to DoD is the ability to allow endpoint users access to information, but with no loss of privacy and no inherent risk to DoD. I’m hoping that we can change the entire BYOD paradigm."

Authorities say they are investigating a series of "hateful vandalism incidents" that occurred overnight in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.