North Korea’s U.S. trophy is an open wound 55 years hence
Fifty-five years ago this month, on Jan. 23, 1968, an international incident involving a U.S. Navy...
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Author: Lt. Col. James Zumwalt
What military brass can learn from Super Bowl LVII
We know the National Football League’s (NFL) Super Bowl LVII will be played in Glendale,...
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McCarthy’s win reveals Pelosi’s power lust
The multiple voting rounds for a new speaker in the House of Representatives brought back memories...
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Biden visits the Potemkin village created for his viewing
While the term “Potemkin village” may be based on myth, today it conveys a meaning...
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China’s OTHER opportunity for military aggression
President Xi Jinping must be frothing at the bit as he can eye two opportunities for reclaiming...
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Biden and the ‘hypoChrisy’ of Chris Hayes
Following the whopper of an effort by MSNBC television host Chris Hayes to distinguish one liar...
Read MoreThe legislative game politicians play
When it comes to legislation, our politicians engage in the “smokescreen game.” In combat, smokescreens are tactically used to hide troop movements or locations by hindering an enemy’s view of the battlefield....
Read MoreBiden and Fetterman have their cake and ‘Edith’ too
In 16th century England, the proverb “You can’t have your cake and eat it too” became popular, quoted when two conflicting options existed. As such, both could not be chosen as choosing to eat the cake left no...
Read MoreChristmas stories from snowflake land
With the holidays approaching, the poem “Twas the Night Before Christmas” reminds us that children are “nestled all snug in their beds” with “visions of sugar-plums” dancing in their heads....
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Checkmating terrorists’ past and future moves
Terrorists are slowly learning they eventually will be held accountable for their violent actions....
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