Larry Johnson

It’s a good time to ask yourself, “What do I want this year for the holidays?”

World War I was considered so horrendous it was called “The War to End All Wars." It ended officially with the Armistice signed at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11, 1918.

When the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, many of us wondered, “Didn’t we learn anything from the War in Vietnam?”

Venezuela's statement categorically denounces U.S. action as criminal aggression, framing the nation's resistance as a legitimate defense of sovereignty against imperialism.

People often thank me for writing this column. I thank the Sun Post for the privilege. Occasionally someone insists I wrote something that shouldn’t have been allowed. I simply encourage

After a true breakout in 2025, Kenyatta Jackson Jr. now enters 2026 as Ohio State’s next potential star off the edge, following the same developmental path as the Buckeyes’ elite defensive ends before him.

If you set aside your logic and rational thought and listen instead to what Donald Trump and his media echo chamber is saying about the war with Iran you are hearing this

A Washington security incident and shifting statements on Iran talks raise questions about U.S. policy direction and consistency under Trump.

Conflicting reports surround a security incident involving Donald Trump, while US-Iran tensions intensify over a Strait of Hormuz blockade and military options.

I was born in Swedish Hospital and took coffee intravenously the second day. After college, I won the lottery for a free trip to stay awake drinking coffee as a