We have obtained a list of more than 400 Trump administration hires, including dozens of lobbyists and some from far-right media.

by Justin Elliott, Derek Kravitz and Al Shaw
ProPublica, March 8, 2017, 2:44 p.m.

A Trump campaign aide who argues that Democrats committed “ethnic cleansing” in a plot to “liquidate” the white working class. A former ( Read more... )

The leader of the Traditionalist American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan is tired of “a few rogue Klansmen” ruining the group’s reputation, and argues that the group is a non-violent Christian organization.

“We don’t hate people because of their race, I mean, we’re a Christian organization,” Frank Ancona, the group's Imperial Wizard, told Virginia's ( Read more... )

New bipartisan bill protects groups that don’t support same-sex marriage

A prominent tea party-backed Republican lawmaker is spearheading a bipartisan proposal that would protect religious institutions and other nonprofit groups that don't recognize same-sex marriages from potential discrimination by the Internal Revenue Service ( Read more... )

You can go strangle yourself with that yellow ribbon, or, here is what I want you to do instead of shaking my hand

By "A. Scout-Sniper"
Best Defense national service columnist

The military is ultimately a reflection of our culture or what we would like to believe about our culture. We would like to believe that our military is an all-volunteer force ( Read more... )

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Just Three Of 10 People Between 17 And 24 Even Qualify For The ArmyWASHINGTON, July 3, 2008 ( Read more... )

Sending in the Marines (to Recruit Women)

By DOUGLAS QUENQUA
Published: April 21, 2008

THE Marines are looking for a few good women.Actually, they will take as many as they can get. Faced with the difficulty of recruiting during a long and unpopular war, the United States Marine Corps has started marketing itself to women in a concerted way for ( Read more... )

By Lolita C. Baldor - The Associated Press
Posted : Wednesday Jul 2, 2008 12:23:11 EDT

WASHINGTON - The Pentagon has revised its policy for recruits who must get waivers for past bad behavior, but officials stopped short of eliminating waiver requirements for petty crimes, The Associated Press has learned ( Read more... )