Missile Strikes and Group Chats: A Masterclass in National Insecurity

Of all the ways to set your national security credibility on fire, few top the achievement of accidentally inviting a journalist you loathe to your war planning group chat. But here we are, in the grand...

Jesuit Education: The Original Spy School.

You can always spot another Jesuit grad. Not because they flash a secret handshake, but because there’s this strange, flicker-of-the-eyes recognition—like you’ve both been...

They Took the Government’s Money. Then Took Care of Themselves.

"A company is allowed to make investments," someone posted, all puffed up with confidence. "A company can buy a car." And sure, in the...

America, the Only Country to Ever Invoke Article 5

On September 12, 2001, just one day after the United States watched its skyline burn and its sense of invincibility shatter, NATO invoked Article...

When Idiots Play Spy: How Political Stupidity is Wrecking National Security

Nothing makes a politician madder than a complex reality they don’t understand. It’s like watching a dog try to open a door—pure determination, zero...
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Jesuit Education: The Original Spy School.

You can always spot another Jesuit grad. Not because they flash a secret handshake, but because there’s this strange, flicker-of-the-eyes recognition—like you’ve both been...

Yes, Chef! And Other Ways to Pretend You’re Not a Classist

“Yes, Chef!”—two words that have somehow been elevated to sacred status in kitchens and television sets across the globe. Once the bark of underpaid...

Ferrari Red, Angela’s Calm: The Reunion That Could Rev Up Hamilton

Rumor has it that Angela Cullen and Lewis Hamilton might be cooking up a reunion—this time at Ferrari. Yes, Ferrari. The team that has...

The Ultimate Driving Machine, The Ultimate Mansplain

There’s something uniquely maddening about being talked down to by a machine—or worse, the people who design its voice. When I took my M440i...

The Untold Bravery of Major Cain and Sgt. Pun: True Heroes Who Shun the Spotlight

In an age where the term “hero” often seems ascribed to the loudest voices in the room, it’s worth remembering the quiet professionals—the ones...

Profile of a Cybertruck Owner: The New Money Messiah of Modern Excess

Meet the Cybertruck owner, a man as unmistakable as the angular, stainless steel behemoth he pilots. He’s a fixture of suburban opulence, a new-money...

Schadenfreude or Justice? Western Society Reacts to the Brian Thompson Assassination

The death of a Brian Thompson has unleashed a reaction so unrestrained it could make a Roman Colosseum crowd seem tame. Social media erupted...

Paddy Mayne and the Lost Art of Heroism in the Shadows

Paddy Mayne didn’t fight wars for glory. He fought because someone had to do it, and he did it better than almost anyone else....
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Missile Strikes and Group Chats: A Masterclass in National Insecurity

Of all the ways to set your national security credibility on fire, few top the achievement of accidentally inviting a journalist you loathe to your war...

Jesuit Education: The Original Spy School.

You can always spot another Jesuit grad. Not because they flash a secret handshake, but because there’s this strange, flicker-of-the-eyes recognition—like you’ve both been...

No, America Didn’t ‘Allow’ Europe to Rebuild—And It’s Sure Not Stopping Russia Now

Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma recently graced CNN with a bit of historical revisionism, declaring, "We allowed Europe to rebuild after WWII." Ah yes, because...

America, the Only Country to Ever Invoke Article 5

On September 12, 2001, just one day after the United States watched its skyline burn and its sense of invincibility shatter, NATO invoked Article...

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