As a U.S. Army intelligence officer, I was trained to brief the commander on the most likely course of action and the most dangerous course of action. How might that disciplined way of thinking be applied to the conflict between Gaza’s Hamas terrorists and Israel? In this case, the rationale […]
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Faith-based Boy Scouts alternative tackles bullying epidemic at its roots: ‘Making a difference’
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and one faith-based leadership organization is blazing the trail to help curb the crisis riddling America’s school-aged kids by setting examples to transform boys into good men. “Boys are struggling in our culture today. They’re twice as likely to be in special education, three […]
Read MoreIsrael, Australia, Japan, UK, US, others have officially designated Hamas a terrorist organization
Hamas is considered a terrorist organization by the United States and several other countries as Hamas has perpetrated terrorist attacks against Israel since the early 1990s. Hamas was established in 1987 during the first intifada, and the group took control of Gaza in 2007. On Oct. 8, 1997, about 10 […]
Read MoreIDF fighter jets struck 750 Hamas military targets overnight in the northern Gaza Strip
The Israel Defense Force said it hit 750 military targets overnight Thursday in a response to the attacks launched on the country last weekend by terrorist group Hamas. Dozens of fighter jets struck Hamas military targets in the Gaza Strip, including 12 Hamas military assets located in a multi-story building […]
Read MoreHouston pulls off stunning victory over West Virginia with last-second Hail Mary touchdown pass
Houston and West Virginia put together a classic college football matchup on Thursday night, and the Cougars were able to come away with the victory thanks to some late-game heroics, 41-39. West Virginia thought they had the game in the bag. Garrett Greene threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to Hudson […]
Read MoreRoger Clemens reflects on playing after 9/11 attacks, discusses how athletes refocus amid tragedy
Roger Clemens was a member of two teams that won the World Series during his lengthy Major League Baseball career. The former New York Yankees pitcher recently appeared on Dan Dakich of Outkick’s “Don’t @ Me” and talked about how he regained his focus shortly after the tragic events of […]
Read MoreOvarian cancer could be detected early with a new blood test, study finds
A new blood test could help diagnose cancer cases earlier. Researchers from the University of Southern California (USC) developed a blood test to detect early onset ovarian cancer. The test, called OvaPrint, is described as a “cell-free DNA methylation liquid biopsy for the risk assessment of high-grade serous ovarian cancer,” […]
Read MoreDavid Beckham and wife Victoria went through a ‘hell of a journey’ filming docuseries
David Beckham is reminiscing on the time he and Victoria spent filming the Netflix “Beckham” docuseries. On Wednesday night, the soccer star attended the David Beckham Fragrances Launch Party in New York City, where he shared it was “a huge honor” to team up with the streaming service and director […]
Read MoreI’m a proud Democrat. My party has an antisemitism problem
To me, it’s simple – if you cannot denounce terrorism in all its forms, there should be no place for you in the Democratic Party. By that standard, several of my fellow Democrats lost their place in this party over the weekend after their horrific responses to the barbaric terrorist attacks […]
Read MoreEx-Yankees pitcher David Wells defends Bud Light stance; says Americans should stand for national anthem
Former New York Yankees pitcher David Wells has been vocal about a variety of topics. Last month, he returned to the Bronx for the 75th edition of the team’s annual Old-Timers’ Day. During his visit to Yankee Stadium, Wells wore a Yankees jersey with a piece of tape covering Nike’s […]
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