Noncitizens can legally vote in some U.S. local elections, but it’s illegal for them to vote in federal elections.
A viral claim that the Taliban returned Bagram Air Base to the U.S. lacks evidence. Experts urge media literacy.
The Trump administration has agreed to a preliminary settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by Ashli Babbitt’s family.
Skills honed in the field are crucial online. Veterans assess sources and think critically to navigate information wisely.
Despite Trump distancing himself from Project 2025, 45% of his executive orders align with its policy recommendations.
A federal judge ruled Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans was unlawful, blocking deportations.
Veterans are warning about online radicalization of youth via video games and social media, urging proactive community action.
President Donald Trump’s administration leaves the FEC paralyzed after Republican Commissioner Allen Dickerson’s resignation, halting campaign finance oversight.
Jack Ciattarelli, a NJ gubernatorial candidate, proposes a DOGE-style audit to target Medicaid fraud, aiming to cut state spending by investigating alleged misuse.
To serve his deportation agenda, the president is manipulating an outdated and discredited law to his advantage.
The Justice Department’s recent termination of over $810 million in grants jeopardizes numerous anti-crime programs, affecting nonprofits, law enforcement, and public safety. These grants, essential for supporting crime victims, training officers, and aiding reintegration, have been cut midstream, causing financial strain and program disruptions. The move, seen as arbitrary and partisan, undermines efforts to reduce crime and wastes taxpayer dollars, threatening the progress made in community safety and justice reforms.
Project 2025 aims to reshape American society by transforming the executive branch and advancing conservative ideals.
