The lines between sci-fi and real life get blurrier and blurrier each day. This is because of how fast technology continues to progress and the innovations it can now support. Such circumstances are exactly why industries are reeling with ethical dilemmas, uncharted territories, and innovative ideas that aren’t yet fully comprehended. Somewhere in all of that is the idea that … [Read more...]
Bringing Veteran Paul Whelan Home Continues to Become More Complex
It’s almost impossible to have not heard about the return of Brittney Griner. The WNBA star also played ball in the National Russian League and was detained in early 2022 for allegedly carrying cartridges containing less than a gram of hash oil, which is illegal in Russia. But the detainment and return brought back into focus the ongoing fight to bring back U.S. Marine Veteran … [Read more...]
The JROTC Program Isn’t Mandatory, So Why Are Students Being Forced?
High school education changes with time, but electives have been a mainstay for several decades. Elective classes allow students to explore other disciplines beyond their core curriculum. This is a great opportunity to expose students to different ideas, skills, and paths while maintaining a balanced education. The JROTC Program has been a clear example of such classes, even … [Read more...]
Veterans Service Recognition Act 2022 Passes House; Will It Pass Senate?
Americans have plenty of ways to show patriotism, but the ultimate show of love toward one’s country continues to be defending it. This comes in many forms throughout the U.S. military and comes from people from all walks of life. Unfortunately, some of the people who have sacrificed to keep the United States free find themselves facing deportation. The Veterans Service … [Read more...]
What We Know About the New $230M National Medal of Honor Museum
Arlington, Texas, is the home of the University of Texas at Arlington, the AT&T stadium for the Dallas Cowboys, and several museums, like science centers, aquariums, and more. A new museum is joining the lineup in Arlington soon: the National Medal of Honor Museum (not to be confused with the National Medal of Honor museum, Chattanooga, TN). Keep reading to learn more about … [Read more...]
U.S. and Taiwan Arms Sales Deal Could Spell Trouble for China
Rumors of a war with China have been brewing for the past few months, but recently with the new Taiwan arms sales, the rumors are starting to feel more and more true. The U.S. approved a $425 million arms sale to Taiwan. What does this arms sale mean for Taiwan, the U.S., and China? Keep reading to find out. See more: What Would Really Happen in a U.S. War With … [Read more...]