Latest MAHA plan for healthier kids big on issues, vague on solutions
A new report from the Make America Healthy Again Commission, or MAHA, laid out a broad strategy for improving the health of American children. The report laid out four possible causes for childhood chronic disease and more than 100 plans for research and further investigation. It follows an earlier report released in May. Improving children’s […]
Trump signature on Epstein check disputed in latest document dump
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents have raised questions about the authenticity of signatures by President Donald Trump. The documents, released by House Oversight Democrats, include a photo showing Epstein with a check, which Democrats said involves a joke about selling a woman to Trump for $22,500. The New York Times reported that the check’s signature […]
SCOTUS will review legality of Trump’s tariffs
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments on President Donald Trump’s global tariffs. The president had appealed to the high court last week. SCOTUS takes the case The Supreme Court will now decide if the president has the power to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. A federal appeals court […]
NATO scrambles jets in Poland after reports Russian drones entered airspace
Warplanes from Poland and NATO allies were scrambled early Wednesday, according to Polish armed forces, after reports surfaced that Russian drones may have entered Polish airspace. The move came as Russia launched widespread airstrikes against western Ukraine near Poland’s border. Poland’s military operational command confirmed that ground-based air defense and radar reconnaissance systems were raised […]
The Jump That Changed U.S. Warfare History
Since the inception of airborne warfare, the practice of using parachutes to insert troops into combat zones without land passage has turned the tides of conflicts.
Medal of Honor Monday: Marine Corps Sgt. Robert O’Malley
During heavy fighting in the Vietnam War, Marine Corps Sgt. Robert Emmett O’Malley was more concerned about saving the lives of those around him than his own. His actions led him to become the service’s first Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient.
Delaware National Guard Surgeon Leads Multinational Medical Operations in Kosovo
Army Lt. Col. Gayle Ryan, Delaware National Guard’s general surgeon, is at the heart of the Kosovo Forces Regional Command-East medical operations at Camp Bondsteel, overseeing medical readiness initiatives and emergency care for over 1,500 troops.
Sharpening the Arctic Edge
Exercise Arctic Edge demonstrates the U.S. military’s capabilities in extreme cold weather, joint force readiness and commitment to mutual strategic security interests in the Arctic region.
Navy Reservist Achieves Dream of Becoming an NFL Cheerleader
Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Alexis Gloster will step onto the sidelines this year as one of the newest members of the Jacksonville Jaguars cheerleading squad.