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U.S. District Judge Patrick Michael Duffy has spent his life walking among giants, brushing shoulders with legends.

Extremist groups have tried and failed to court disenfranchised populations and play on the grievances of the African-American community.

Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats issued one of the starkest and most explicit warnings to date about China’s cyber activities.

Is an economic slowdown on the horizon, and if so, what can we do to prepare? In terms that have become familiar to fans of the Game of Thrones series, is winter coming?

Army National Guard Cadet Miller Ford knew from a young age that he wanted to join the Military, but he didn’t realize it could also help him pay for his education.

“I want to get my hands in there and guide people the right way,” says Paige Herbst, Army National Guard cadet.

Montray Robinson, a Goose Creek High School graduate, is the first recipient of the PFC Ralph Johnson, USMC, MOH Scholarship.

This week we tackle the War on Straws and how worried we should be about all the plastic filling our oceans.

Sarah Zorn might be a historical first but in her mind, what is first, are her fellow cadets.

For the Wright family, being a Marine is the family business. After 12 weeks of training, Pfc. Douglas Tanner Wright graduated Aug. 3.