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That's What Heroes Do — Out Today
Adam Kinzinger’s new children’s picture book, *That’s What Heroes Do*, launched today. The book redefines heroism as everyday choices rather than superpowers, using simple illustrations and real‑world examples. It includes a tribute to Captain Andreas O’Keeffe, a friend killed in...
A Letter From Sofia Kinzinger — A Long Time Coming, and Why It Means So Much to Us Now
Sofia Kinzinger announced that her husband, former Congressman Adam Kinzinger, will publish a children’s book titled “That’s What Heroes Do” in May, just before Memorial Day. The story, inspired by Adam’s Air Force experience, teaches kindness, civic duty, and gratitude...
This Isn't Trading. It's Theft From Your Retirement.
The post alleges that Donald Trump’s public statements and policy moves in 2025‑2026 triggered massive, precisely timed trades that enriched insiders while wiping out trillions in market value. Notable examples include a $500 million crude‑oil futures dump before a cease‑fire announcement,...
One of Ours Is Down in Iran. Here’s What That Really Means.
Iranian state media released photos on April 3, 2026 showing wreckage identified as a U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle from the 48th Fighter Wing at RAF Lakenheath, marking the first U.S. manned combat aircraft loss over Iran since Operation...
The Crew That Never Came Home
Six U.S. Air Force airmen died this week when a KC-135 Stratotanker collided mid‑air over Iraq during an aerial refueling mission. The crew—two captains, a major, and two technical sergeants—were responsible for extending the range of combat aircraft, a role...