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Leaked white paper from the white house just fine drone strikes on u. S. Citizens overseas. Nbc news reported on the memo monday night and it has gotten lots of reaction in washington. What are your thoughts . Call we want to get your thoughts on social media as well on twitter or facebook. Or send us an email. We will get your thoughts in a moment. First, Josh Gerstein is joining us on the phone. Heres your headline what was this memo . Guest this is a white paper that looks like it was derived...

We have big news to get to this morning. Were also learning more about the High School Freshman that opened fire at his cafeteria in seattle killing one person and injuring others before turning the gun on himself. We will be going live to seattle with all of the latest. First we begin this morning with some breaking news. New this hour in the night to contain ebola in the United States, just minutes ago, illinois governor pat quinn has said he ordered a mandatory 20 day quarantine for somebody ...

As the world's green energy drive picks momentum, Africa has seen a paltry two percent of the three trillion dollar in investments into the sector in the past decade, and yet it home to 40 per cent of the metals needed for the transition.

While a large number of homicides were reported in Nashville and Davidson County in April, violent crime still appears to be down compared to this time last year.

The US Army has spent more than $11 billion on failed attempts to develop a new scout helicopter The scout helicopter was meant to find targets for the larger and heavily armed AH-64 helicopter Apparently, no one involved with this research and deve

With the first month of 2024 coming to an end, preliminary data shows violent crimes like homicide are trending much lower than they were a year ago in Nashville and Davidson County.

Dr. James “Jamie” Mancuso, a retired Army physician with significant expertise in tropical medicine, preventive medicine, and occupational medicine, was sel

The January issue of Alaska Economic Trends, put out by the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development

As 2023 came to an end, crime in the Nashville and Davidson County area appeared to be about the same as the previous year in many aspects, but one rising issue continued to stand out: auto thefts.

Last weekend marked a grim milestone for Nashville as more than 100 lives have now been lost through shootings and other types of violence.