How you can safeguard freedom with ‘Vet the Vote’
This past Tuesday, 18 year olds all over the United States cast ballots in a general election for the first time in their lives. They filled in little bubbles with…
How the election of 1876 was settled with a compromise
After the end of the Civil War, the U.S. was in a state of divide. Tensions lingered between the North and South, yet all remained under jurisdiction of a single…
How to request your absentee ballot by the Aug. 1 deadline
With the sunny days of summer approaching, so too are absentee voting deadlines. Luckily, the Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP) has everything voters stationed away from home need to register,…
These military spouses ran for political office in 2020, and won
Three military spouses recently ran for political office in their local communities and won their campaigns in the most recent November election. Kalish Morrow, a Navy spouse currently stationed at…
What every soldier wishes they could vote on
Since the ultra-new and always-correct rules of social correctness have dictated that the only acceptable thing we can discuss or see online from now until election day is voting, we…
Here’s what National Guard units across the country will be doing on Election Day
From New Jersey to Washington state, National Guard members across the country are gearing up for election-related missions — ranging from cybersecurity support to responding to civil unrest — in…
6 of the top issues facing military families this election
Every four years, we have the opportunity and responsibility to make our voices heard. While elections are always important, this year feels particularly critical. A global pandemic. Heightened racial tensions. Upholding or repealing Supreme Court d…
Exclusive: Pompeo vows U.S. action to ensure ‘good outcome’ for Belarusian people
PRAGUE — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, speaking about the contentious Belarusian presidential election and the ensuing police crackdown against peaceful protesters, says that “we want good outcomes for the Belarusian people, and we’ll take…
Here’s a look at Facebook’s latest battle against online trolls
Facebook is waging a constant war against online trolls looking to interfere with foreign politics, and the social media giant just gave us an inside look at the latest battle.
Afghan parliament’s first session of the year ends in fist fight
A fight broke out during the first session of Afghanistan’s new parliament after disagreement on the election of a speaker.
Online video showed lawmakers fighting on May 19, 2019, over the seating of businessman Mir Rahman Rahmani as the spea…