also a US Navy veteran, having served five years in the surface fleet as a signals intelligence analyst. He has previously covered breaking national news for CNN, reporting on everything from protests to hurricanes from the field and the newsroom. Toropin's coverage also included investigative work on false 2020 campaign claims and food processing plants amidst the pandemic. Richard Sisk, who has more than 45 years of journalism experience in reporting and editing in the U.S. and abroad for United Press International, the N.Y. Daily News and now for Military.com. He has covered police beats, the courts, transportation and politics in New York City and Washington, D.C., and had numerous assignments in the Mideast, Europe and Latin America. Sisk is a Vietnam veteran who served with the 2nd Battalion, Fourth Marines, in 1967-68. Criticisms Military.com has been criticized for taking advertising from for-profit colleges. Its former partner in lead generation, QuinStreet, previously settled with the U.S. government after being accused of preying on veterans. Military.com ended its relationship with QuinStreet in 2019. References External links Military.com home page Military-themed websites Internet properties established in 1999 American news websites Monster.com 1999 establishments in the United States