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FAA DEI Lawsuit Gains Momentum Under Trump Admin
The Trump administration's arrival in Washington has offered renewed hope for plaintiffs in a class action challenging the Federal Aviation Administration's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
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Author: EMP Threat From NKorea, Iran Could Kill Most Americans
Russia's nuclear saber-rattling in Ukraine brings Cold War worries about the threat from an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapon back to life.
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Autonomous Warfare: The Rise of NOMARS and the USX-1 Defiant
The unveiling of the USX-1 Defiant marks a significant advancement in military technology, introducing a new era of autonomous warfare in which unmanned systems replace human personnel in defense and exploration.
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Time for a Digital Detox? Take a Trip or Some Time to Tune Out
If you're reading this, you're looking at a screen of some kind.
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Despite Defectors, GOP Continues Fight Against Unionizing PRO Act
Republicans are issuing dire warnings about the union-friendly Protect the Right to Organize (PRO) Act despite some in their own party supporting the measure that was introduced last week.
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'Tariff of Abominations': America's Long, Strange History With Trade Battles
Tariffs in American politics have been the source of periodic upheavals but lingering uncertainty.
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DOGE Looks at Over-Budget, Behind-Schedule High-Speed Rail in California
Since the Trump administration launched a deeper analysis into California's high-speed rail project at the urging of Republican lawmakers, a growing number of officials and politicians are questioning its future.
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GOP: More Money Won't Solve Lousy Education Outcomes
House Republicans have rejected spending more money to reverse collapsing education results in public schools, opting instead to refocus the reason children go to school in the first place.
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Can Trump Reverse America's Chronic Disease Crisis?
During his confirmation hearing for Secretary of Health and Human Services, Democrats attempted to frame Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as an anti-vaccine extremist.
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Black Pastor Celebrates Trump's DEI Rebuke
The Rev. Corey B. Brooks, who famously spent nearly a year on a rooftop to raise funds for a South Side Chicago community center, is vociferously opposed to diversity, equity and inclusion.
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Military Deployed to Southern Border Amid Rising Cartel Threats
The U.S. military has deployed additional forces to the southern border in response to escalating threats from Mexican drug cartels, including the potential use of explosive-laden drones against Border Patrol agents.
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Trump's 'Maximum Pressure' Fuels Iranians Demanding Regime Change
President Donald Trump's revived "maximum pressure" campaign against Tehran is coinciding with intense strain on Iran's ruling regime.
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Supreme Court Appears 'Skeptical' Over Mexico's Suit Against Gunmakers
The U.S. Supreme Court's sharp questioning during oral arguments over Mexico's $10 billion lawsuit against American gunmakers suggests the case faces steep legal obstacles, highlighting the broader protections that have long shielded the firearms industry from liability.
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Syrian Militia Commander Warns of ISIS Resurgent
A top Syrian military commander says he is hopeful for peace in Syria, but the Islamic State group (ISIS) is resurgent in the northeastern part of the country.
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House Demands Payback of Millions That Went to Dead People
American taxpayers are clamoring for refunds from the billions of dollars being saved by DOGE.
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DOGE Fraud Claims Roil Social Security Debate
A controversy has erupted over billionaire Elon Musk's and President Donald Trump's claims that the Social Security Administration is paying benefits to millions of deceased individuals, a situation Musk labeled "the biggest fraud in history."
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Survey: Trump's Trans Policies Show Bipartisan Gains
Americans in both political parties are becoming more supportive of banning biological males from competing in women's sports and using their restrooms, according to a survey released Feb. 26 by Pew Research Center.
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How Globalism Failed, and What Comes Next
Last year, the world celebrated the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Though the Soviet Union would endure for another two years, this moment is universally considered its death knell and the end of the Cold War.
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Homeschool Now Cool, but Remaining Obstacles Targeted by Trump Allies
Will Estrada was homeschooled before homeschool was cool.
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Women's Groups: NCAA Not Complying With Trump's Title IX Order
The celebration was short-lived for advocates of President Donald Trump's executive order to exclude biological men from women's sports.
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Sundance Film Festival to Relocate 40 Years On
For 40 years, the Sundance Film Festival, held in Utah's mountain town of Park City in late January, has served as a cozy setting for those celebrating independent film.
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DOGE Shakes Up Pentagon With Firings
As early as Feb. 14, the Department of Government Efficiency appeared at the Pentagon to receive lists of probationary employees and review opportunities for cost savings, reduction in waste, and opportunities for better return on government spending.
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Trump Highlights Record Optimism at CPAC
A new Rasmussen Reports poll showing the highest percentage of Americans in two decades believing the country is on the right track was a focal point of President Donald Trump's address at the recent Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington.
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Trump's Profanity at CPAC: FCC Worries? Franklin Graham's Appeal
President Donald Trump over the weekend returned to his expletive-laden vocabulary during the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) meeting in Maryland.
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GOP Looks to End Biden's Overdraft Fee Reductions
As it was on its way out the door, House and Senate Republicans warned the Biden administration against "midnight rulemaking."