Veterans Serving Our Democracy
Vet the Vote enlists veterans as poll workers to address shortages, partnering with various organizations to inspire civic engagement
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Veterans Serving Our Democracy
Vet the Vote enlists veterans as poll workers to address shortages, partnering with various organizations to inspire civic engagement
Jul 1, 20241 min read
We the Veterans: Strengthening Engagement and Security
We the Veterans empowers veterans and military families in civic engagement, combats online threats, and amplifies their voices
Jul 1, 20241 min read
Vet the Vote: Empowering Veterans and Military Families in Civic Service
Vet the Vote enlists veterans and military families as poll workers, supporting the integrity and accessibility of elections nationwide.
Jul 1, 20241 min read
Heroes to Heroes Helps Find Moral Purpose After Combat
The Heroes to Heroes Foundation supports combat veterans through a 12-month program with goal-setting, spiritual renewal, and a 10-day trip
Jul 1, 20241 min read
Top Stories
Drone Hunters of Kherson Brings Viewers Inside Ukraine’s Fight Against Russian Drones
An American Navy pilot witnesses how Ukraine's drone hunters are forging the future of war. Denver, Colorado, March 17, 2026. – Today, Drone Hunters of Kherson made its streaming premiere on the MeidasTouch Network and VALOR Media Network, bringing the frontline story of Ukraine’s counter-drone fight to a national audience. Produced by former Navy Pilot Kenneth Harbaugh and Charlie Sadoff, with executive producers Denver Riggleman and Sebastian Junger, Drone Hunters of Khe
Mar 162 min read
Trump Treats Uniform as Campaign Prop at Fort Bragg Rally
There's a reason every president before Donald Trump — regardless of party, regardless of how they felt about the military — maintained a basic norm: you don't use the armed forces as a political backdrop. That norm existed not out of courtesy, but because the military's effectiveness depends on the public's belief that it belongs to everyone. Friday's event at Fort Bragg suggests that norm is now effectively gone. Trump's appearance on the North Carolina installation was, by
Feb 172 min read
Hegseth Puts His Face on AI Tool That Labels His Strikes Unlawful
A new Pentagon-built artificial intelligence tool, GenAI.mil, has concluded that a hypothetical U.S. “double strike” on a drug-smuggling vessel — including a second attack on survivors in the water — would be “unambiguously illegal.” The scenario put to the system mirrors recent U.S. military operations in the Caribbean.
Dec 12, 20252 min read
Expert Q&A on the U.S. Boat Strikes
The following article was originally published in Just Security by one of our veteran partners. Read the original here. Is it legal to use lethal force to target suspected drug trafficking boats on the high seas or kill those on board? No. The United States is not in an armed conflict with any cartel or criminal gang. That means the law of armed conflict (LOAC), also known as international humanitarian law (IHL), does not apply to the military operations that began on Sept.
Dec 3, 202510 min read
Killing Shipwrecked Survivors is Not Just Illegal—It Endangers U.S. Servicemembers
The following article was originally published in Just Security by one of our veteran partners. Read the original here. According to recent media reports , Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth verbally ordered special forces to “kill everybody” ahead of a Sept. 2 operation targeting alleged drug traffickers in international waters. That order allegedly resulted in a follow-on “double tap” strike that killed two survivors who were clinging to wreckage. I agree with Professor Jack Go
Dec 1, 20256 min read
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