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Most American soldiers who died in Vietnam were killed by a weapon their own government told them was perfect. Not the enemy’s weapon, their own. The M16 rifle is one...
Most American soldiers who died in Vietnam were killed by a weapon their own government told them was perfect. Not the enemy’s weapon, their own. The M16 rifle is one...
February 22nd, 2026, 5:47 in the morning. The mountains outside Tapalpa, Haliscoco, Mexico, a remote cabin complex carved into the hillside surrounded by pine trees and escape routes in every...
May 11th, 1979. A residential block in Queens, New York. Early evening. A silver BMW is parked at the curb. Engine off. The driver’s seat is soaked in blood. In...
on this the March 11th 2026 edition of what’s going on with shipping. It was a bad day in the straight of Hormuz. I’m your host Sal Maglano. Welcome to...
The 4th of October 1990, level B2. The underground parking garage beneath the north tower of the World Trade Center, Manhattan. A 1987 Cadillac has been sitting in the same...
April 13th, 1991. Bay 29th Street, Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. 7:45 in the evening. A big man steps out of his house in the fading light and walks toward his 1991 Lincoln...
October 9th, 1974. Afternoon, FBI special agents and investigators from the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office arrive at a nondescript social club called Otto’s Social and Athletic Club at 494 President...
Parents In Law Gave Her 12 Acres of Swamp — Five Years Later, They Were the Ones Begging to Stay . . The Gift of the Swamp In March of...
In the summer of 1967, a young Army volunteer named Hamilton Gregory walked into an induction center in Nashville, Tennessee. A sergeant pulled him aside, pointed to another young man...
In 1967, the United States Army sent its newest infantry division into the Mikong Delta. The 9inth Infantry Division would spend the next 2 years fighting in some of the...