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THE FOUNDATION "Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclination, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence." —John Adams (1770) Fellow Patriots, on this day in 2000, al-Qaida jihadists used a small boat to ram the USS Cole,...

When it comes to social media, the former NSA and CIA director can't seem to shut his lousy soup-cooler.

VP-16's 300 sailors spent six months throughout the U.S. Indo-Pacific command area of responsibility. They provided intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance in Japan, the Philippines, Guam, Malaysia, Brunei, Thailand, Australia and Papua New Guinea.

13-6A continues to produce high-quality football, with the teams at the top of the district continuing to roll.

Naval Air Station Jacksonville welcomed home the “War Eagles” of Patrol Squadron VP-16 this month.

After almost two years to the day, Terry Ann Harris Rollen, 75, of Orange Park, Florida, was reunited with her beloved husband, Terry. She passed peacefully on September 21, 2023. An inspirational …

Auburn had every opportunity to hire Deion Sanders as the Tigers' head coach, but opted to go with Hugh Freeze instead. After a bad conference loss to Texas A&M, War Eagle Nation is in rare form once again.

A smallmouth bass fishing enthusiast recently sent us an email recommending that the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission restrict fishing to catch and release only on Crooked Creek.

Orange Beach junior infielder and three-time state champion Daigle Wilson announced on Monday that after her time with the Makos, she’ll continue her academic and athletic careers at Auburn University.

When the Herbert Hoover High School football team ran onto the field Friday night in Elkview, West Virginia, it was led by a living, breathing dog for the first time