BALTIMORE (WJZ)-- Baltimore native Matthew VanDyke speaks to WJZ about his plan to return to the front lines. It may be a different country but he says the mission is still the same. Rochelle Ritchie ...

BALTIMORE (WJZ)-- Baltimore's Matthew VanDyke gained international attention when he joined the front lines of the Libyan revolution. He spent nine months in the war-torn country, caught in the ...

An American writer is returning home Saturday after spending more than five months in solitary confinement in Libyan prisons, then joining the rebel forces who opposed dictator Moammar Gadhafi.

The new documentary “Point and Shoot” tells a crazy story, about a Baltimore guy, Matthew VanDyke, who goes to Africa to make a film about riding around on his motorcycle — only to wind up fighting in ...

Matthew VanDyke, an American who is training Ukrainian civilians to fight Vladimir Putin's army, began his work helping people in war zones to defend themselves after his journalist friends James ...

Armed with a master’s degree in Security Studies with a Middle East regional concentration from Georgetown University and a video camera and motorcycle, Baltimore native Matthew VanDyke set out in ...

“Point and Shoot” producer and “star” Matthew VanDyke is heading out again, this time to fight ISIS. According to The New York Times, VanDyke is one of a growing number of Americans, many of whom are ...

Matthew VanDyke was a recent grad with a love of video games and action movies when he decided to embark on a “crash course in manhood.” With a motorcycle and a video camera, he set off on a ...

The Benghazi report out of The New York Times has met with much fervor on both sides of the political/military aisle — with Republicans saying the Times ignored evidence of Al Qaeda's involvement.

An American journalist imprisoned in Libya since March escaped from a Tripoli prison, his mother said Wednesday. Matthew VanDyke, 32, went missing after traveling to Libya to cover the uprising ...