Questions

1. The U.S. Senate voted last week to advance a War Powers Resolution, which would restrict the president's use of military force in Venezuela _______________.
a) unless Congress gives prior approval
b) until Nicholas Maduro's criminal trial concludes
c) until he drops his push for Voter ID laws
d) unless the U.S. Supreme Court gives him the authority to do so

2. The U.S. Senate voted last week to advance a War Powers Resolution, which would restrict President Trump's use of military force in Venezuela unless Congress gives prior approval.
Many presidents since the War Powers Act was enacted have ordered military action of some sort without congressional approval. Which of the following presidents took military action without congressional approval? (CHOOSE 3)
a) Barack Obama
b) Bill Clinton
c) Franklin D Roosevelt
d) Joe Biden

3. President Trump said his actions in Venezuela are justified under the _______________ Doctrine, in which that president warned European powers not to interfere in Western Hemisphere affairs.
a) Roosevelt
b) Washington
c) Lincoln
d) Monroe

4. During the daring raid to capture Nicholas Maduro, the U.S. used a powerful mystery weapon that incapacitated _______________.
a) the notorious Cartel de los Soles
b) the head of Tren de Aragua
c) Venezuelan soldiers
d) Nicholas Maduro and his wife

5. Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a Department of War "AI Acceleration Strategy" aimed at making the U.S. military the world’s leading AI-enabled fighting force. Hegseth made the announcement this week from:
a) Cape Canaveral, FL
b) Starbase, TX
c) the Pentagon
d) Mountain View, CA

6. The DoW's "AI Acceleration Strategy's" wartime approach to AI integration prioritizes __________, __________ and __________ over traditional acquisition timelines.
a) continuous iteration
b) protocol
c) experimentation
d) speed

7. The Trump administration's goal for the newly announced “U.S. Tech Force,” is to modernize the federal government systems by __________, __________ and __________ in the federal government.
a) hiring top talent for two year commitments
b) eliminating bureaucracy and red tape
c) offering competitive salaries to those of top tech companies like Apple, Meta and Microsoft
d) creating a high performance culture

8. Those hired for the U.S. Tech Force will be working on “high-impact technology initiatives...across federal agencies,” in “collaboration with leading technology companies.” The benefit to those working in the Tech Force program is that after completing two years, they can apply for full-time jobs with _______________, who have committed to consider the program's alumni for employment.
a) the federal government department they were working with
b) the partner tech companies that were working with them
c) any federal government agency
d) any U.S.-based pharmaceutical company

9. On Thursday, President Trump unveiled his new healthcare plan for Americans, which is called:
a) "Common Sense Healthcare Plan"
b) "Nobama Healthcare Plan"
c) “The Great Healthcare Plan”
d) none of the above

10. The President's healthcare plan will require “unprecedented accountability and transparency” from insurance companies by requiring them to: (CHOOSE 3)
a) to publish the percentage of revenues paid out for claims versus overhead costs and profits on their websites
b) to publish the yearly tax returns for all company executives
c) to use “Plain English” in written explanations of their plans to consumers
d) to publish rejection rates of insurance claims