The media’s rush to sensationalize stories involving our military and veterans often leads to harmful narratives. Far too often, the legacy corporate media paints our soldiers and veterans as threats, perpetuating stigmas instead of addressing the real struggles they face. This dangerous rhetoric ignores the profound challenges these heroes endure and undermines the sacrifices they make for our country. In the case of the recent Tesla Cybertruck explosion, the truth is far more tragic than any narrative of violence or attack. This was not an act of terror—it was a heartbreaking suicide by a deeply troubled and brave individual who dedicated his life to protecting our nation. Sergeant Matthew Livelsberger, a 37-year-old Green Beret, was an active-duty soldier and decorated combat veteran. He served our nation with honor, facing dangers most Americans cannot imagine. Tragically, like many of his brothers and sisters in arms, Livelsberger carried the invisible wounds of war. Diagnosed w...