America cares about human trafficking, but for the time being, we do not seem to care enough to attack the issue with the seriousness that it deserves.

As someone who doesn’t hold public office, I can write something no politician can say: Terrorist attacks stemming from radicalism are never going away.

“It will be reported as an eighteen car pile up in the news tomorrow,” a Department of Homeland Security representative said breaking the silence. “We’ll say a chemical spill was involved to explain the clean up crews.”

Displaying incredible hubris, Hillary Clinton enjoyed the power and prestige of public office while also scorning the transparency aspects of being a civil servant.

Kim admitted that a lack of power has affected economic development and improvement of people’s living standards.

The latest reports out of Nairobi are that the U.S. embassy is under siege. At least half of the compound is now in enemy hands. Intel is shit but what else is new. No one knows if it is Al-Shabaab, Al-Hijra, or someone new to the game.

A new trans-Arctic sea route had opened. The opening of the northeast passage in Russia was already saving European companies billions.

Keep in mind that it isn’t any secret that US Special Forces are in country, the White House has been very transparent that 50, and later 250, SOF personnel were being deployed there to assist the YPG in their fight against ISIS.

The sergeant major was pointing to the door. Even though he couldn’t hear him, the message was clear to Jake. They were the last line of defense.

“With Samruk International, we took no shit. We got right down in the mud with the nastiest people out there and gave them the business.”

This time, he was going all the way—all the way to the big white house where the important man lived.

“Do you really want to tarnish the Band of Brothers image?” He was told not to go public with the attacks because it might hurt his unit’s reputation.