2.2K views · 51 reactions | Can the President of The United States whole family live in The White House? #thegodnasr #reels #TheWhiteHouse #POTUS #President #family #washingtondc #dmv #baby #babyboy #cutebaby #babiesofinstagram #usa #whitehouse #DC #travel #traveling #travelgram #traveltheworld #dad #dadlife #history #politics #politicalscience #political #politicians #government #UnitedStates #USGovernment #socialstudies | The God Nasr | Facebook

18K views · 189 reactions | Hanna Homestead Chronicles Acklins' Rich History Beneath its lush vegetation, Hanna Homestead in Portland, Acklins holds a rich history that begins with the journey of Loyalist John Hanna I who fled the United States after the American revolution, with a son – John Hanna II. Kendeno Knowles reports. | Our News Bahamas | Facebook

13K views · 452 reactions | Over the past century and a half, the United States government has occasionally relied upon a national draft to fill its military ranks. And while the U.S. military transitioned to an all-volunteer force in the mid-1970s, conscription laws still remain in place. Today, these draft laws may soon undergo a major reform to include women for the first time. | Military.com | Facebook

787K views · 6.3K reactions | On December 1, 1969, the United States held its first televised draft lottery for the Vietnam War. Young men aged 19 to 26 watched anxiously as birthdates were drawn to determine the order of induction into military service. The process involved selecting 366 capsules, each representing a day of the year, to assign draft numbers. Those with lower numbers faced a higher likelihood of being called to serve. | History In Pictures | Facebook

38K views · 232 reactions | On December 1, 1969, the U.S. held its first Vietnam Draft Lottery, televised live. This event determined the order of call for military service, based on birth dates, impacting young men across the country. The lottery used a random drawing of dates to establish the order of conscription, changing lives and influencing opinions on the Vietnam War. | History In Pictures | Facebook