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Our armed forces are shrinking in size and capacity. The current crisis in military recruiting qualifies as a direct threat to U.S. national security. In just two years, the active

This month, many Nebraska students will go back to school. August marks the end of summer, but it also marks an exciting time of new beginnings. Students will learn and

Citizens Against Wind Turbines in Lake Erie is fighting efforts to pass state legislation that would allow the turbines. The group is holding a boat and beach rally at Sunset

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TITUSVILLE — The National Association of Attorneys General issued a letter on behalf of a bipartisan coalition of 44 attorneys general expressing support for the passage of the Governing Unaccredited

The Atlantic City Airshow will fill the skies above Atlantic County on Aug. 16.

Bob Taylor cheated death every time he took off from the Aircraft Carrier Saratoga during World War II in the Pacific Theater.Not many know, but Taylor cheated death at birth,

The Titan submersible disaster, which occurred on June 18, resulted in the deaths of its four wealthy passengers and OceanGates CEO. This event occurred largely overshadowed the sinking of a

Three years ago, Virginia’s Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine worked to include sorely needed reforms for military base housing in the 2020 Defense authorization bill. The provisions — among

Mexican authorities are no longer actively searching for Donald Lawson, the Baltimore sailor who went missing in the Pacific Ocean last month. The Mexican Rescue Coordination Center had spearheaded the