But there is no analogous moment in “American Sniper.” Chris Kyle’s humiliations are all vicarious—he joined up after the 1998 embassy bombings. The “No prisoners!” moment—the moment ...

“I hated the damn savages… I could give a flying f*** about the Iraqis,” wrote the late Chris Kyle in his 2013 memoir, American Sniper. National Review’s Ian Tuttle notes how some of Kyle ...

American Sniper, in which Bradley Cooper plays Chris Kyle, tells the story of the couple’s relationship along with Chris’s combat tours in Iraq. Managing a smile in between tears, she says ...

Confessed killer Eddie Ray Routh was sane at the time he gunned down real life American SniperChris Kyle ... “because it was too far for him to shoot. Chris Kyle, not surprisingly, was at ...

Chris Kyle, the deadliest sniper in US military history, is the subject of the recently Oscar-nominated film "American Sniper." The real Kyle's life ended tragically when he was shot dead at a ...

It's been eleven years since Taya Kyle lost her husband, U.S. Navy Seal and "American Sniper" Chris Kyle. But as she looks ...

Chris Kyle was so deadly with a sniper rifle that Iraqi insurgents gave the U.S. Navy SEAL the nickname "the devil of Ramadi" and put a bounty on his head. No dice. Kyle retired in 2009 as one of ...

The former Navy SEAL is embroiled in a lawsuit he brought against the estate of deceased "American Sniper" author Chris Kyle. In his best-selling book, Kyle alleged that he physically assaulted a ...