Colt Braddock

Words matter in military affairs. The distinction between a targeted strike and a war isn't a talking point — it's the difference between strategy and chaos.

The Defense Department's decision to cut off Anthropic from its AI contracts isn't a Silicon Valley story. It's a national security story, and it raises questions that need answers.

When senators from your own party start asking hard questions about mission scope and exit strategy, a president should listen. Not comply — but listen.

Texas and North Carolina are kicking off the 2026 primaries, and the races to watch aren't the ones the consultants want you to follow.

Three American F-16s destroyed by a supposed ally. All crews ejected safely — this time. Calling it a mistake isn't good enough.

The Democratic Party is publicly agonizing over Trump's Iran approach. The honest answer is that they have no alternative — just objections.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard launches 137 missiles and 209 drones at UAE alone, striking Dubai landmarks and military installations across six Gulf nations in retaliation for Operation Epic Fury.

President Trump confirms 'major combat operations' against Iran in joint US-Israeli offensive targeting nuclear sites, military installations, and regime leadership compounds across Tehran, Isfahan, and multiple Iranian cities.

The death of CJNG's founder won't end Mexico's drug war — history says it'll accelerate the violence. The border still isn't secure.

The president stood before Congress and talked like a commander, not a politician. About time someone did.

I served two tours. I came home. I fought the VA. That third fight was the hardest.

Every time there's a shooting, someone asks why anyone needs an AR-15 to hunt deer. They're asking the wrong question on purpose.