Mike Sarraille

Memorial Day asks Americans to confront a hard truth: freedom was built through sacrifice, and honoring the fallen requires more than remembrance.

The rescue of two U.S. airmen in hostile territory is the direct legacy of Operation Eagle Claw's 1980 failure that forged modern Special Operations.

America needs tax incentives for skilled tradesmen like electricians and welders to address critical labor shortages.

The political impact of challenging masculinity, as male voters abandon the Democratic party following rhetoric that questions men's roles as providers and protectors.

Memorial Day is a time to honor the sacrifice of those who served, reflecting on their courage and the freedoms they secured for us all.

Two years after the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal that cost the lives of 13 heroes, we still haven't really investigated the failure. We must do that to find a path forward.

On July Fourth, it's important for Americans to revisit the values that ignited our country's independence. Our founding fathers were committed to liberty and freedom. Let's embrace it.

The United States of America is an exceptional nation. It has produced incredible leaders, warrior, innovators and risk-takers. But our exceptionalism has waned and must be restored.