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Ted Nugent has weighed in on the prevalence of U.S. obesity, a chronic disease affecting more than 40% of the country's population with medical costs nearing $175 billion. The outspoken conservative rocker, who turned 73 last December, made his comments in response to former U.S. secretary of defens...

What is the military draft and Selective Service? Here’s everything you need to know.

<p>After dropping out of high school to begin his Air Force career at age 15, Gil Coronado became the most influential leader in expanding the federal recognition of Hispanic heritage from a week to a month. </p>

<p>After dropping out of high school to begin his Air Force career at age 15, Gil Coronado became the most influential leader in expanding the federal recognition of Hispanic heritage from a week to a month. </p>

<p>After dropping out of high school to begin his Air Force career at age 15, Gil Coronado became the most influential leader in expanding the federal recognition of Hispanic heritage from a week to a month. </p>

Recognition that the military was not the sole, or even the mostimportant, member of the interagency process made officers whohelped mobilize the nation after 1941 uniquely qualified to acceptthe importance of using all the instruments of power, not just themilitary. America's officers and political leaders would do well tostudy their example.

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Jan Willem van Hofwege // Shutterstock Passing the U.S. citizenship test is a vital step toward becoming an American citizen. To pass the civics portion of the test, an applicant must correctly answer six of up to 10 oral U.S. history and government-r...

Mike Steed (‘71) witnessed one of the most action-packed eras in Los Angeles Loyolan history, before pivoting to a fruitful career in national politics and positive social change.

Transylvanians have always answered the call when military service is required. One such young man who served his country was Reginald Wayne Lynch. Reggie, as he was known to friends,