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The Air Force’s eligibility requirements are keeping more Black and Hispanic Americans from joining the service compared to their white peers, according to a new report. The issue, laid out in a new Aug. 24 study by the Rand Corp. think tank, is one of interest as it prevents the Air Force from resembling the U.S. population…
The Ukrainian military launched a massive drone attack on six regions in Russia overnight Wednesday, according to Russian state media, making it the largest drone attack by Ukraine on Russian soil in 18 months. Drone strikes reportedly targeted four regions south of Moscow — Kaluga, Ryazan, Bryansk and Oryol — as well as the Moscow…
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) criticized former Vice President Mike Pence’s proposal to give arrested mass shooters the death penalty, saying the remarks show his ignorance on the topic. The proposal “shows how little Mike Pence understands about the gun violence epidemic in this country,” Murphy said in a CBS interview on Tuesday. “Fact is, most…
Fox News host Laura Ingraham during her show on Tuesday refuted statements made by John Eastman, an ex-attorney for former President Trump, who claimed to have evidence of voter fraud in the 2020 election. “One of the other things they said is that Bill Barr said there wasn’t any evidence of fraud,” Eastman said, referring…
SEBA Hong Kong’s approval joins a flurry of regulated crypto activity that’s taken place over the past month. The Hong Kong arm of crypto-friendly Swiss bank SEBA Bank has received in-principle approval from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) allowing it to deal in virtual assets. On Aug. 30, SEBA Hong Kong said…
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) on Tuesday doubled down on his criticism of GOP presidential candidates’ support of former President Trump as their party’s 2024 nominee even if he were convicted of the various charges against him, calling it a “mistake.” “It was the fact that they said even if he was convicted of a…
Canada is warning LGBTQ travelers visiting the U.S. that they may face discrimination and possible harassment because of dozens of recently passed state laws that target LGBTQ people. The Canadian government in an update posted Tuesday said LGBTQ Canadians considering a trip to the U.S. should “check relevant state and local laws” before visiting, warning that “some…
More than 80 percent of voters say they are worried about the state of democracy in the U.S., according to a new Bipartisan Policy Center/Morning Consult poll released exclusively to The Hill on Tuesday. Eighty-two percent of voters said they are worried about democracy in the U.S., including 40 percent who said they are “very…
The Immigration Hub on Tuesday announced a new leadership team after outgoing Executive Director Sergio Gonzales was tapped by Vice President Harris as a senior campaign adviser. Kerri Talbot will take over as executive director and Beatriz Lopez will serve as deputy director, according to the organization. Talbot, a veteran immigration advocate and lawyer, will…
Hawaii’s electric utility company acknowledged its downed power lines started the first wildfire on Maui, but faulted Maui county firefighters who declared the fire contained and left the scene before a second fire broke out in the area for some of the blame. The company is facing a lawsuit from the county, which blames it…