Grateful to this military spouse for sharing her story - good lesson on why we need to take care of the service member's family as well. Perspective | As a military spouse, I suffered secondary traumatic stress, which is real and often debilitating washingtonpost.com/health/seconda…

RIP former Senator John Warner. He was a diligent Senator, a champion of our national security, and always a gentleman and a pleasure to work with or for.

President Biden offers a wonderful tribute to a great public servant and human being, Carl Levin. whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…

A lot of appropriate attention to the 100th anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknowns. Here is a nice article with photos and clips from 1921. In 1921, the first soldier of the Tomb of the Unknowns was laid to rest. The memorial was caught on film. washingtonpost.com/history/2021/1…

Perspective | Even if Kamila Valieva wins, she will be defined by what she has lost washingtonpost.com/sports/olympic…

Perspective | Kamila Valieva’s torment will be the sad legacy of the Beijing Olympics washingtonpost.com/sports/olympic… Jerry Brewer nails it. Sad spectacle that should never have been allowed to happen

My family and I were proud to attend U.S. Marines evening parade at Marine Corps Barracks Washington on July 8. Thanks to LTG Chris Mahoney for hosting us. Great way to showcase the excellence of our Marine Corps.

21 years after 9/11, the war has not ended for anyone washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/…

Saluting the late Secretary of Defense Ash Carter for his innovation & dedication to our national security. Condolences to Stephanie & his family. @dmrostant and I will always remember your kindness to us.

I salute Nancy Pelosi for 2 decades of outstanding leadership. Guts, vision, and poise at all times.

It was a privilege to be able to read Michael Gerson's columns in the Post over the years - so full of humanity and wisdom. RIP. Michael Gerson followed his faith — and America was better for it washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/…

Why toxic politics thrives in an age of plenty washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/… Another insightful column from George Will

Looking forward to the NCAA women's final today. Caitlin Clark shoots like Frank Sinatra - she can make it here, she can make it anywhere!

If Caitlin Clark and Samuel L Jackson were in the same diner and you had to pull both their wallets out of the bag, how would you tell them apart? I don' t know either, but you better get it right the first time!

Chuck Norris is afraid to play Caitlin Clark one on one.

David French hits the nail on head. nytimes.com/2025/03/02/opi… He inherited a fortune but doesn’t have the same right to squander ours: the institutions and trust in our word that generations of Americans built. Time for Congress to step up.

Wise counsel from a man who led over 600,000 military and civilian personnel as Secretary of the Air Force. politico.com/news/magazine/…

Words worth heeding from a former Secretary of the Air Force on the danger of groundless removals of senior military leaders. newsweek.com/former-air-for…

Read this nytimes.com/2025/04/13/opi…