Military maintains support among Americans
A new Gallup poll shows confidence in police at 48 percent, the first submajority reading in 27 years, amid protests over police brutality and George Floyd's death. Republicans rise to 82 percent, Democrats fall to 28 percent. other institutions gain trust, while Americans keep high confidence in small business and the military.
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Norman Rockwell
U.S
Gallup
George Floyd
Minneapolis
Federal appeals court upholds male only draft legality
A three judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ruled the all male military draft remains constitutional citing precedents from 1981. The decision overturns a 2019 district ruling and notes only the Supreme Court may overrule its precedent.
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New Orleans
U.S. Supreme Court
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
National Coalition For Men
Court of Appeals
Harry Crouch
U.S
Commission
District Court
Selective Service System
5Th Circuit
Tulane University
Carl Stewart
Don Willett
Jacques Weiner
Marc Angelucci
Angelucci
California
Roy Don Hollander
New Jersey
Esther Salas
Lawmakers say postal changes delay veterans mail order meds
Democratic senators allege USPS reforms under Postmaster General Louis DeJoy slow mail delivery for veterans seeking prescription drugs. VA data shows typical three to five day delivery. lawmakers urge coordination with VA Secretary Wilkie to cut delays.
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Washington
U.S
Louis DeJoy
United States
Donald Trump
Department of Veterans Affairs
DeJoy
Robert Wilkie
UPS
Michigan
Gary Peters
Senate Homeland Security Committee
Peters
Post Office
Associated Press
U.S. Postal Service
McLean
Scott Applewhite
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Tribune News Service
Federal Appeals Court
1St Brigade Combat Team
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Congress
Mark Humphrey
Trump
Montana
Jon Tester
Senate Veterans Affairs Committee
Christina Noel