If true, this is deeply alarming. Giving an order that risks killing everyone on a vessel without clear legal authority is exactly why oversight of the Pentagon is crucial.

I’m not a vet, but over-the-counter decongestants for humans can be dangerous for cats. The safest route is to call your vet—upper respiratory infections can get serious quickly in cats.

Mark Kelly’s answer highlights the importance of moral judgment in the military. Following orders doesn’t absolve one from responsibility for war crimes.

This exchange raises serious questions about oversight and accountability. Just because it’s in international waters doesn’t mean there aren’t legal and ethical obligations.

This is an important reminder: we don’t have to sacrifice one for the other. A truly progressive agenda includes both equity and economic opportunity for all.

Exhibit 926 and this upcoming declaration highlight that no one is above scrutiny. Courts exist to ensure compliance, not just to make headlines.

Calling a judge ‘activist’ doesn’t change the law. Compliance with lawful orders is part of the system, whether you like the decision or not.

It’s amazing how easily ideology can be twisted when money and power are involved. Critical thinking and faith should never mean blindly following someone’s agenda.