More and more Americans are casting aside age-old principles valuing free speech in favor of short-sighted, knee-jerk prohibitions on speakers they don’t like. This is wrong. The way to counteract speech you don’t like is to explain why it’s wrong.

The American media has a bootleggers-and-Baptists problem.

Along with trust, veterans bring to election roles attributes honed through service: duty, discipline and integrity.

Donald Trump won 46% of the Latino vote, this outcome was not the product of identity politics; rather, it’s the culmination of built-up concern over the direction of our values on family, faith, entrepreneurship and an aspiration for upward mobility.

Based on 19 years of anecdotal evidence, current CEO John Langford is confident that fly fishing has been a powerful tool in helping disabled veterans heal from PTSD.

On Dec. 4, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the case U.S. v. Skrmetti, which will examine several issues of importance to the transgender community. At such a time, we are reminded of the unofficial motto of the U.S. Navy — “not for self, but country.”

There is ample reason for polarization about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. But Kennedy has one undeniable strength — identifying critical problems contributing to poor American health.

Too many veterans still end up in situations where they find themselves homeless and unable to get essential medical services such as mental health and substance abuse care. One way to meet the needs of these Americans is by fully implementing the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic program nationally.

Retired sergeant first class M.R. Gonzales recalls how important Thanksgiving dinner was to his platoon decades ago, and urges readers to remember warfighters in their Thanksgiving Day prayers.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the 85-year-old fanatical Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, is apparently seriously ill, triggering internal discussions about a potential successor. It couldn’t come at a worse time for the theocratic Iranian regime.

I’m a progressive Californian, a Black man, and I did not vote for Democratic presidential contender Kamala Harris this year or Donald Trump.

Elon Musk is already using his social media platform, X, to highlight examples of waste and bloat.

It seems obvious that these unpopular policies are a way to spur employees to quit, in a kind of “self-deportation” version of layoffs.

Hegseth leading the Defense Department is unorthodox, but in many ways is a direct result of President-elect Donald Trump’s regular messaging and campaign promises.

Just how prepared is our military for the next conflict? Implementing the Exceptional Family Member Program can help inform each aspect of military quality of life and enhance military preparedness.

Repealing the 2002 and 1991 authorizations for the use of military force (AUMF) should be a no-brainer. Keeping the authorizations on the books gives any president the legal authority to surge troops to the Middle East, even though decades have passed since the authorizations were drafted.

In the wake of recent high-profile stories covering the V-22 Osprey, aspiring pilots and their families might be led to believe the Osprey is too complex or difficult to fly. That’s just not the case.

Donald Trump talked a lot about inflation, immigration and crime during his campaign for the presidency. He wasn’t shy on another issue that has far less resonance with the American electorate generally: peace in the Middle East.

If there was a single strategic turning point in the 2024 presidential election, it could have been the disastrous decision of the campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris to take a pass on the Al Smith Dinner in New York. This singular event has generally been considered obligatory.