The U.S. public is not happy with The White House and Karoline Leavitt for saying that a military draft is on the table

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked about the possibility during a briefing, sparking backlash online as many Americans say they would strongly oppose any return to conscription.

If a draft were ever reinstated, the process would run through the Selective Service System — the federal agency that maintains a registry of eligible men ages 18–25. In the event of a national emergency, the president — currently Donald Trump — could request authorization from Congress to activate the draft.

If approved, the Selective Service would begin a lottery system based on birth dates, calling up individuals for medical and background screening, with some qualifying for deferments or exemptions before being sent to military training.

The U.S. hasn’t used a draft since the Vietnam War era, but the system remains in place in case it’s ever needed again.

lran has the highest female to male ratio in universities among all of the sovereign nations. More than 70% of students in engineering and pure sciences are women.

Iran has the highest female to male ratio in universities among all sovereign nations. More than 70% of students in engineering and pure sciences are women.

Killer Mike has sparked debate after suggesting the burden of war in America falls too heavily on poorer families.

The rapper told TMZ that “poor kids shouldn’t be fighting America’s wars,” arguing wealthy families should also have to send their children to the front lines.

His comments have reignited an old argument about who actually serves in the military and whether the risks of war are shared equally across society.

The idea of a real-life Jurassic Park gained fresh attention after Elon Musk endorsed a startup concept from tech entrepreneur Nikita Bier.

Bier posted the Jurassic Park logo joking that the idea might now be “fundable.” Musk replied to his millions of followers: “I hope someone makes this work!”

The exchange reignited debates about de-extinction, as companies like Colossal Biosciences already explore reviving extinct species such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo using CRISPR gene editing.