Army Secretary Dan Driscoll shook the recruiting tree this week, and a few ripe apples fell where everyone could see them. On a national radio and podcast platform, he told would‑be tech recruits they can be “the most lethal and bad ass computer programmer in the entire world” while serving in the U.S. Army. That More

The headlines this week are blunt and ugly: for more than a week U.S. forces have been carrying out nightly strikes inside Iran while Tehran fires back at American bases and Gulf allies. Iran’s atomic agency even accused the U.S. of striking the Darkhovin nuclear power‑plant construction site — a claim that, true or not, More

The Justice Department just opened a probe that should make every parent, taxpayer, and law‑abiding student sit up straight. The Civil Rights Division is conducting a compliance review of Harvard to determine whether China‑based gifts and scholarships that favor foreign nationals exclude American students in violation of Title VI. In plain English: federal money comes More

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s recent comments on a New York Times podcast — that his office is “looking into” whether New York City could lawfully detain Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he comes to the U.N. — have spun a political tornado. That interview is the real news here. It touched off predictable outrage from the More

Ryan Clark didn’t just lose his job at ESPN — he reportedly found out about it while on the air. The NFL analyst was pulled off NFL Live mid‑broadcast as part of the first wave of layoffs tied to ESPN’s integration of NFL Network, and the messy way the network handled the news tells you More