In April 1968, after receiving five draft deferments, Joe Biden was deemed unfit for Vietnam by a medical board. Unfortunately, this time no one stopped him. The president, who served in the Senate during the Vietnam War, was in Hanoi on Sunday. To the chagrin of his staff, he spoke with the press. It went …
Supporting veterans who served on 9/11 is of utmost importance, according to award-winning actor and philanthropist Gary Sinise. Sinise established his eponymous foundation in 2011 to provide assistance to veterans who served after the 9/11 attacks. Sinise credits the generous donations from the public for allowing the foundation to reach out and help those in …
Joe’s 9/11 snub Recently, the White House announced President Biden’s travel plans to Alaska and Vietnam to mark the solemn occasion of 9/11. This decision has raised concerns as it will be the first time a president hasn’t attended any of the observances held annually in New York City, Pennsylvania, Virginia, or at the White …
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy criticized CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins as a “petulant teenager” after a contentious interview regarding his comments about the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Ramaswamy stated on X (formerly Twitter), “Hilarious interview with @CNN last night. Felt like I was talking to a petulant teenager.” The Post has reached out to CNN for …
Tom Von Essen, the former commissioner of FDNY on September 11, 2001, and later the regional director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency during the COVID-19 outbreak, offers his response to reports regarding potential plea deals for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other terrorists involved in the 9/11 attacks, which would remove the death penalty as …
Samuel Huntington’s analysis of Ukraine and its relationship with Russia in his 1993 article, “The Clash of Civilizations?” published in Foreign Affairs, was indeed insightful. However, it is important to note that his predictions were not without their critics. Some argued that using the concept of civilization itself was unscientific and potentially racist. Others highlighted …
The officials of the PGA Tour have agreed to appear before a Senate subcommittee next month to testify regarding their controversial plan to merge with Saudi-backed LIV Golf. This investigation is being conducted by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, which falls under the Homeland Security Committee. The subcommittee has scheduled a public hearing on …