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Retired Army Maj. Nicholas Dockery receives the Medal of Honor from President Trump at the White House, June 18, 2026

Retired Army Maj. Nicholas Dockery receives the Medal of Honor from President Trump at the White House, June 18, 2026

Patriot of the Week: Maj. Nicholas Dockery

He shielded a wounded soldier with his own body.

5 days ago2 min read

Jesus, Take the Wheel: The Flag Made Her Feel Unsafe

Jesus, Take the Wheel: The Flag Made Her Feel Unsafe

Jesus, Take the Wheel: The Flag Made Her Feel Unsafe

Sunny Hostin says your porch flag scares her.

5 days ago1 min read

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Set aside the news and the seriousness of everyday life for a second...

5 days ago1 min read

Let's Cut Some Spending: The $42.5 Billion Internet Program That Connected Zero People

Let's Cut Some Spending: The $42.5 Billion Internet Program That Connected Zero People

Let's Cut Some Spending: The $42.5 Billion Internet Program That Connected Zero People

$42.5 billion. Zero new connections. Do the math.

6 days ago2 min read

Mariner 4's photograph of the Martian surface, showing a 94-mile diameter crater, taken from 7,829 miles away, NASA/JPL

Mariner 4's photograph of the Martian surface, showing a 94-mile diameter crater, taken from 7,829 miles away, NASA/JPL

This Day in American History: Mariner 4 Sends Back Humanity's First Close-Up Photos of Another Planet (July 15, 1965)

America's Mariner 4 became humanity's first Mars photographer.

6 days ago2 min read

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Set aside the news and the seriousness of everyday life for a second...

6 days ago1 min read

Exterior lithograph of the New York Crystal Palace, Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations, Library of Congress

Exterior lithograph of the New York Crystal Palace, Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations, Library of Congress

This Day in American History: America's First World's Fair Opens (July 14, 1853)

A glass palace showcased America's rise to New York.

7 days ago3 min read

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Set aside the news and the seriousness of everyday life for a second...

Jul 131 min read

The U.S. national soccer team at the 1930 FIFA World Cup, public domain photo via Wikimedia Commons

The U.S. national soccer team at the 1930 FIFA World Cup, public domain photo via Wikimedia Commons

This Day in American History: Team USA's First-Ever World Cup Match (July 13, 1930)

The only time the US has ever beaten Belgium.

Jul 132 min read

Aerial view of the Pentagon, official U.S. Air Force photo

Aerial view of the Pentagon, official U.S. Air Force photo

Let's Cut Some Spending: The Pentagon's 23 Redundant Cybersecurity Contractors

Twenty-three contractors, one job. Efficient.

Jul 121 min read

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