Hegseth on Afghanistan: I was a captain in Afghanistan, and we would go to the headquarters in Kabul, and there would be 50 flags at the headquarters. It was a beautiful thing to see 50 different countries contributing to the NATO alliance and the ISAF mission there. Except there were like maybe five that contributed. It was actually closer to one or two that, by the end, were actually involved in kinetic operations. In fact, the ISAF patch, we would joke that it meant "I Saw Americans Fighting."

EXCLUSIVE: New revelations... In mid-2025, just as Kimberly Guilfoyle was scrambling to clear massive American Express credit card bills, she solicited a $250,000 car loan payment from several wealthy Greek businessmen. They were approached by Guilfoyle to help her pay off her luxury Mercedes G-Wagon. FULL STORY HERE: dailymail.com/news/us-politi…

This is completely outrageous and disgusting. This must immediately be blocked by Congress and Trump should be impeached for this. The US is now funding Putin’s war machine as he murders civilians including children. We are lost as a country.

VP Vance says he's not sure that the scheduled execution of the Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will be live-streamed, and if it is, he will not be watching "I don't know that that's actually going to happen,” Vance told reporters "If it's all through live stream, I'm not going to be watching it,” Vance said

Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan to be executed by firing squad, Pentagon says cbsnews.com/news/nidal-hasan…

"Saved by the Bell" star Dennis Haskins has died at 75 💔🕊️ tmz.com/2026/09/28/saved-by-…

Air Force Maj. Jason Watson appeared at an Article 32 preliminary hearing, the first step before a service member’s case can be referred to a general court-martial. stripes.com/branches/air_for…

This week my dream of 6 years came true and I finally mustered the courage to ask my neighbor if he'd allow me to take down the rusted old chain link fence that surrounds his house and borders our driveway. I finally made my pitch since we are getting our driveway repaved soon and *must* remove our section of the fence to do so. He VERY cheerfully said if I'm willing to do it, that would be fine. 20 minutes later I was outside with pliers taking that sucker apart. Bolts threadlocked from 75 years of rust were no match for my pure joy and enthusiasm to get it done as a surprise for my husband. I also didn't want it to be HIS project to do when I'm the one who hated the fence and he could care less. I was already exhausted when I triumphantly dragged a rolled up pile of chain link to the curb, but then came the fence posts. Sweet Lord. I used what is best described as the "mud method" of clearing the dirt from around the post down to the concrete, setting a hose on it for a few minutes, then wiggling it around before pulling it out. It worked great and reminded me a lot of being in labor with my first baby (IYKYK). I got TWO out in about 40 minutes. I was about to give up on the third when my daughter, sitting on the grass watching me, said "Jesus, please help mama do it!" and I knew I couldn't throw in the towel quite yet. I do thank the Lord for giving me that last bit of strength but I was SPENT after that. I looked down the yard to see six more posts left to remove (and this is just one of three fence sections) and wanted to cry. Reader, it took my husband less than 20 seconds to pull out each post. When I told him how difficult it had been for me and cheered his first removal, he chuckled and seemed to be motivated to pull them even faster. The last one was pulled so quickly he was clearly just showing off. Oh and he did this after coming home from the gym. Later I went out and found our local scrap guy filling up his trailer with the posts and chain link rolls, picking them up and tossing them like they were cotton candy. Vive la différence.