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Off-duty Bronx cop mugged, left bleeding and unconscious
An off-duty NYPD police officer was critically injured in a brutal mugging while jogging Tuesday morning and left bleeding and unconscious.
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Soldier found dead in barracks, some claim foul play
The Army’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID) is looking into yet another questionable death of one of its Soldiers who was found dead in her Wiesbaden, Germany barracks room, unresponsive on August 9th.
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FBI rescues 84 children from human trafficking ring
In a joint mission between the the St. Louis FBI office, local police, and national agencies, 84 children were identified and rescued from human trafficking. The effort dubbed “Operation Cross Country,” focused on freeing captives being forced into sex work.
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Burn Pit Bill passes Senate after a surprise hurdle
After an unexpected hold-up by a contingency of Senate Republicans, the ‘Burn Pit Bill’ has finally passed through the Senate in a bipartisan vote of 86 to 11.
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Ayman Al Zawahiri, al Qaeda leader involved in 9/11, killed by US drone strike
President Biden announced today that Ayman Al Zawahiri, al Qaeda leader who played a pivotal role in executing the attacks of September 11th, was killed in a drone strike.
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Veterans kicked out of Capitol, camp on front steps
Tim Jensen, the Chief Strategy Officer and “First Sergeant” of Grunt Style and president of the Grunt Style Foundation, flew into the Capitol with the intention of celebrating a victory for veterans.
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US Military: Pelosi's trip to Taiwan "not a good idea"
WEDNESDAY – President Biden announced that U.S. military officials feel that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s scheduled visit to Taiwan is “not a good idea”.
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Officer seen looking at "Punisher logo" was husband of Uvalde victim
Following the May 24th attack on the Texas’ Robb Elementary school, formal investigations, eye witness testimony, and media reports revealed an undeniable lack of leadership, a perception of cowardice, and negligence in the form of indecision and inaction from Uvalde police officials and responders.
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Former Japanese Prime Minister shot dead at campaign rally
Shinzo Abe, the former Japanese Prime Minister was shot and killed at a campaign rally on Friday. The “ultra-nationalist” leader stepped down from his position in 2020 after holding the seat in office for longer than any Prime Minister in Japan’s history.
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Bradford Freeman, last surviving ‘Band of Brothers’ member, dead at 97
On Sunday, Bradford Freeman passed away at the age of 97. Freeman was the last survivor of Easy Company from the 506th Infantry Regiment as portrayed in “Band of Brothers.”
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Finland and Sweden close to joining NATO in record speed
In its most consequential expansion since the 1990s, NATO ambassadors signed accession protocols paving the way for Sweden and Finland to join the North Atlantic military coalition. This decision comes in direct response to Russia’s aggression towards Ukraine which, ironically, was partially motivated by the threat of an increased NATO presence around the agressor nation.
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Last WWII Medal of Honor recipient dies at 98
The last living WWII Medal of Honor recipient, Hershel W. “Woody” Williams, passed away today at 98 years of age.
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