"The United States military still reigns as the most preeminent one in the world, but a new report exclusively obtained by Fox News shows that sustaining that superiority is far from guaranteed as the Pentagon still trudges through budget cuts put in place almost a decade ago," writes Fox News' Hollie McKay. 

In this week's episode, your hosts are back in the studio to cover new cases, emergency election orders, and some of the term's biggest oral arguments. GianCarlo discusses the arguments in Brownback, and Amy walks us through the oral arguments in Texas v. California the most recent challenge to the Affordable Care Act. GianCarlo also interviews Professor John Yoo about his latest book: Defender in Chief: Donald Trump's Fight for Presidential Power. 

With Obamacare back at the Supreme Court, it is critical policymakers pursue real health care reform. Obamacare isn’t working for too many Americans slammed with high premiums and few choices. We need real solutions—like the Health Care Choices proposal. 

"Each year, new veterans rejoin civilian society, having faithfully discharged their duty. But for civilians who are unfamiliar with the culture and inner workings of the armed services, the contributions of veterans in building the world in which we live are easy to overlook," write Heritage's Janae Diaz and James DiPane. 

Americans are working through what the 2020 election will mean for the future of our country. But education, thankfully, is primarily a state and local issue. What impact will state policy have on the future of school choice? Mary Clare sits down the Jason Bedrick of EdChoice to discuss.