Louie Villalobos

1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Louie Villalobos

Should US go to war with Iran or support Israel from afar? Take our poll. | OpinionPresident Donald Trump is hinting, suggesting even, that the United States might get directly involved in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. The possibility of direct U.S. involvement is becoming a growing debate among elected leaders and American voters. Some in the Republican Party want limited involvement in the escalating conflict. Elected leaders from both parties are hoping to stop an all-out war.

1 week ago | usatoday.com | Louie Villalobos

President Donald Trump is hinting, suggesting even, that the United States might get directly involved in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. The possibility of direct U.S. involvement is becoming a growing debate among elected leaders and American voters. Some in the Republican Party want limited involvement in the escalating conflict. Elected leaders from both parties are hoping to stop an all-out war. And don't get me started on where American voters sit.

2 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Louie Villalobos

President Trump is gearing up for a big show of military might in DC on June 14. Do you support it? Tell us below. You're going to start hearing and seeing much more about President Donald Trump's celebration parade in Washington, DC, scheduled for June 14. Lord knows the news media has already been telling us all about it for days. But as the big event nears, there will be more coverage and likely more debate.

2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Louie Villalobos

You're going to start hearing and seeing much more about President Donald Trump's celebration parade in Washington, DC, scheduled for June 14. Lord knows the news media has already been telling us all about it for days. But as the big event nears, there will be more coverage and likely more debate. Should Trump allow military personnel and armory to descend on the nation's capital for a parade that serves to honor his birthday and, by extension, the Army's 250th anniversary?

3 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Louie Villalobos

Republicans seem intent on cutting Medicaid funding in some way. The details, depth and entitlement program affected may still change, but it seems clear that cuts are coming to a program more than 70 million Americans rely on. The U.S. Senate is considering a plan passed by the House that would cut billions in Medicaid funding, potentially leaving millions of people without health care.