The following piece was originally published in The Hill by John Shkor, Steven Lepper and William Baumgartner. Read the original article here. President Trump has…
The American Watch Dog
Retired General Petraeus warned that drones cause over 90% of Russian casualties in Ukraine, yet no NATO ally has adequately adapted.
A fact-check finds Rogers' terrorism accusations against El-Sayed's birth mother are unsupported by legal records or credible evidence
Trump floated using warships returning from Iran to pressure Cuba while Rubio publicly urged Cubans to partner with the CIA for change.
Michigan's 2022 constitutional amendment gave voters early in-person voting from October 24 to November 1 before the November 3 election.
The U.S. Air Force seeks AI camera systems to automatically assess KC-46 aerial refueling performance and give crews real-time feedback.
Air Force veteran and Hollywood actor Tom Skerritt, known for Top Gun, MASH, and Alien, died Wednesday of natural causes at age 93
A Marine veteran documents Ukrainian sniper Lektor, who killed a moving Russian soldier with one shot from 2,069 meters in December 2024
The U.S. military is lending a powerful directed-energy weapon to the Department of Homeland Security for testing near the U.S.-Mexico border — a move that would mark an unprecedented expansion of military-grade crowd control technology in domestic immigration enforcement.
Religious intolerance is not a new phenomenon in America — but how a society responds to it says everything about its values. A recent political cartoon and a viral video have reignited a conversation about one of the most fundamental promises the United States made to itself at its founding.
A political attack ad is generating rare bipartisan backlash in Ohio's governor's race, raising questions about where voters draw the line on aggressive campaign tactics.
Phoenix celebrates Pride in October rather than June — a practical concession to brutal desert heat — but the questions surrounding LGBTQ+ rights and representation are just as pressing here as anywhere else in the country.
For thousands of veterans and military families still waiting for justice over the toxic water crisis at Camp Lejeune, a recent statement by President Donald Trump at a campaign rally has raised a deeply unsettling question: Should federal compensation for sick and dying Americans depend on who wins a partisan election?