On Thursday, U.S. Army Chief of Staff Ray Odierno made an appearance on TBS’s “Conan” to promote the Army’s Soldier for Life program, which is program determined to reintegrate soldiers, veterans and their families back into civilian life. However, host
An undergraduate student can expect to pay $13,683 per year, not including room and board, to attend the university of Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. If he takes Emmit Evans’ class on World Food Systems, that student can also
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told a Senate panel today that the geographical dispersion of the al Qaeda ideology through its affiliates makes the terrorist group a “formidable threat.” This comes more than a decade after the U.S. launched
With respect to the national security, last night’s presidential address amounted to an assessment of the State of the Fraud. Mr. Obama said the war in Afghanistan will be over at the end of the year. Surrendering the place is
On January 22nd U.S. State Department officials acknowledged they were following Israel’s arrest of two al Qaeda recruits with Jerusalem residency. The two men were “apprehended in a plot to target the… American embassy in Tel Aviv” and Israel’s domestic defensive
You could “count on one hand” the number of combat veterans in Congress that served in Iraq or Afghanistan, Jim Bridenstine (R-OK), a former Navy pilot and combat Veteran in Iraq, told Breitbart News Executive Chairman and host Stephen K.
As a result of the Arab Spring revolutions, al-Qaeda is gaining ground despite the U.S. killing its leader, Osama bin Laden, in May 2011, Reuters reports. In particular, the Jan. 16 article points out that the Arab Spring has helped al-Qaeda
The Iraqi sniper who killed Captain John McKenna and Lance Cpl. Michael Glover was later captured by their fellow Marines who honored the fallen commander’s principles by bringing in their captive without so much as a scratch or bruise. The
Its seems as if Democrat Congressman Alan Grayson’s office may have been more involved in the recent drone strike briefing, in which an Al Qaeda official was invited to attend. Grayson’s office sent this over to the Shark Tank: “Grayson’s
A heroic 15-year-old Pakistani sacrificed his life to protect his classmates by tackling a terrorist bomber who was going to blow up his school. Aitzaz Hasan, from the Hangu region of northwest Pakistan, saw the terrorist approach the school with
(AP) Reversals in hard-won Iraqi city vex veteransBy ALLEN G. BREED and JULIE WATSONAssociated PressSAN DIEGO The image of two charred American bodies hanging from a bridge as a jubilant crowd pelted them with shoes seared the name Fallujah into
Alana Goodman of the Washington Free Beacon reports that three Democrats–Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL), Rep. Alan Grayson (D-FL), and Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA)–had invited a “representative of a human rights group headed by a designated al Qaeda terrorist” to brief
News broke late last week that Islamists had seized control of two western Iraqi cities, Fallujah and Ramadi. U.S. forces suffered hundreds of dead and wounded in battles against Al Qaeda for control of these cities during the Iraq War.
Brit Hume on “Fox News Sunday” discussing al Qaeda’s comeback in Iraq…
It was probably chilly that December day in Fallujah back in 2004. A man you probably never heard of, Lance Cpl. Franklin Sweger — along with thousands of Marines and soldiers — was engaged in some of the worst combat
Al Qaeda will now have a former CBS News correspondent to contend with in New York City. Soon after Bill Bratton was sworn in to become the city’s police commissioner, Bratton tapped CBS News Correspondent John Miller to head up the NYPD’s
Judicial Watch (JW) has released its list of Washington’s “Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians” for 2013, and it’s bipartisan in nature. Not only are eight members of the Obama Administration named, starting with Obama himself, but also GOP Speaker of
Ex-White House National Security spokesman Tommy Vietor said on Tuesday that reconciling his previous statements of Al Qaeda involvement in the terrorist attack on Benghazi–as compared to claims by the New York Times‘ David Kirkpatrick that Al Qaeda was not
The recent New York Times so-called “bombshell” story by David Kirkpatrick arguing that the September 11, 2012 attack on the U.S. compound in Benghazi was ultimately sparked by an online video found to be offensive to Muslims is a meme the
Smarting from the number of witnesses who came out to challenge The New York Times‘ weekend article downplaying terrorist involvement in the 2012 Benghazi attack, NYT editorial page editor Andrew Rosenthal “argued that those trying to claim Al Qaeda was
On Monday, the editor of the New York Times Editorial page was compelled to write that the publication has not decided to endorse Hillary Clinton for president in 2016 yet. His pronouncement came two days after the paper attempted to whitewash the Benghazi tragedy
The NY Times published a lengthy story by David Kirkpatrick Saturday which attempts to explain what took place last September 11th in Benghazi. Much of the story confirms things reported elsewhere, but the author comes to a different conclusion about
Al Qaeda’s resilience to the demise of its leader Osama bin Laden proved to be strong in 2013, argued an article published by Politico Magazine. The Dec. 29 article written by Daveed Gartenstein-Ross is entitled “Al Qaeda’s Big Year” and
The recent New York Times article attempting to downplay terrorist involvement in the Benghazi attack that claimed the lives of four Americans on Sept. 11, 2012, directly contradicts evidence in the now infamous pre-edited talking points of then-United Nations Ambassador
ABC News interview with the family of Warren Weinstein who is believed to be held by al Qaeda leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri…
