'Right-to-Repair' NDAA Provision Wanted by Americans Across Political Lines

'Right-to-Repair' NDAA Provision Wanted by Americans Across Political Lines

More than three-quarters of Americans polled in a recent survey endorse national defense legislation that would include the “right-to-repair” provision allowing U.S. military service members to fix their own equipment rather than wait for contractors as required by law. Right-to-repair has been one of myriad topics discussed, and amendments included, in both the U.S. House […]

This Memorial Day, Remember the Wars That Most Americans Have Forgotten

This Memorial Day, Remember the Wars That Most Americans Have Forgotten

Memorial Day remembrance tends to cluster. In public memory and in public observance, it gravitates to certain conflicts and generations: World War II, Vietnam and, more recently, Iraq and Afghanistan. The ceremonies, the tributes, the coverage and the cultural weight of the day concentrate there. That is understandable. Those wars produced the largest losses, the […]

Families of Americans Imprisoned in China Pin Hopes on Trump-Xi Summit

Families of Americans Imprisoned in China Pin Hopes on Trump-Xi Summit

Much has changed for the families of Americans Dawn Michelle Hunt and Nelson Wells, Jr., over the past decade and change. Fathers have died, kids have grown up without their parents, and politicians have made countless promises. Yet, they endure. The families of both Americans, each detained for more than 10 years in China on […]

2023 Ain’t 2022: More Americans Signing Up with Army Guard, Internal Docs Show

Guam National Guard soldier helps remove debris after Typhoon Mawar.

The Army National Guard is behind on its recruiting goals for this year but is bringing more people into the ranks compared to last year, the worst recruiting year since the military went to an all-volunteer force. The service component has come up about 10% short of its goals on recruits for each month between […]