Pvt. Yolando Moton, a cavalry scout with 4th Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, smiles with wife, Christina Dixon-Moton, and newborn daughter, Ella Rose, during…
Helen Buyniski An informational iron curtain is coming down across the West, and its architects are determined to make examples out of those who refuse to pick a side. Our…
Black History Month provides the opportunity to reflect on events of national prominence and create a connection to our current context. The year 1973 marked the end of the draft…
Photo: Deutschlandreform (Shutterstock) Last week I was within earshot of a Wendy’s commercial when the narrator threw a dagger: “People prefer Wendy’s fries to McDonald’s 2 to 1.” It’s a…
Lawmakers must extend critical pandemic authorities for veterans care before formally ending the national health emergency related to COVID-19 or else risk disrupting medical services for tens of thousands of…
Veterans Affairs leaders would be blocked from deploying the department’s new electronic health records system at any additional medical centers until significant safeguards are put in place, under legislation introduced…
SEOUL, South Korea — U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Tuesday said the United States will increase its deployment of advanced weapons such as fighter jets and bombers to the…
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine won support Tuesday from Baltic nations and Poland in its quest to obtain Western fighter jets, but there were no signs that larger nations like the…
Photo: Ken Wolter (Shutterstock) Amazon’s Amazon Go has made many of us familiar walking into a store and leaving without going through checkout, but does checkout-less shopping make buying groceries…
Thirteen years ago, a small cadre of retired military leaders banded together as part of an organization called Mission: Readiness to raise awareness about a significant challenge to our nation’s…