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According to the Pennsylvania Attorney General's office, Pennsylvania has around 1,300 open positions.

Flagler's. there's more severe options that are available in almost every state, which is involuntary commitment, but that's a much higher. bar to actually get someone to be put through that process. then that's where advocates of red flag laws come in. they want this sort of temporary removal of firearms with lower standards. for what qualifies somebody to have their guns removed, and obviously, that's also what makes them controversial to gun rights advocates who believe that the standards aren't high enough. don't protect the rights of people involved so louisville police said this was a ta...

Gen. James McConville, the Army’s chief of staff, said the challenges to increase recruiting numbers are formidable. By the end of 2022, the Army was hoping to have 473,000 troops, but ended up with about 465,000 after lowering its goal twice.

Mayor LaToya Cantrell said that the city, "like the rest of the nation," is facing "a shortage of public safety personnel that includes police, fire, [and] EMS."

Result they decided to do for that particular decision, hoping a new commander in chief that potentially. kids are out of shape. kids are not learning america's a good place. what can happen? lower standards. >> if you had to do it over again. >> absolutely no doubt, dana commits the best education never got was the university of baghdad with brothers who will be brothers for life. there is nothing more proud of them doing that. but i worry for my kids. there's a lot of wokeness in our military that doesn't make us better at fighting and winning wars. i am worried about --