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Airman First Class Jack Teixeira has been arrested for the Pentagon leaks, and there are still a lot of questions.

THE FOUNDATION "The circumstances that endanger the safety of nations are infinite." —Alexander Hamilton (1787) IN TODAY'S DIGEST How Not to Handle Classified Material Joe Biden's Coal-Powered EV Dream Executive News Summary 'Population Bomb' Morphing Into Population Decline The Dangers of AI...

A wise man once said that change is always possible, yet never easy. It’s extremely hard for someone to realize that something needs changing in th...

The street-legal production motorcycle turns out 217 hp and weighs 445 lb. To wrap your head around that, just rap the throttle.

JAI ALAI // WORLD CLASS BEER GETS ME EMOTIONAL I rarely come across a beer that makes me stop and be thankful for my life. It's even more uncommon for me to come across a brewery that does the same. I have yet to find another company like Cigar City; a company who consistently makes

Once the quickest car on the Nurburgring Nordschleife, the Aventador SVJ can sure handle. The V12-engined bull also happens to be pretty quick in a straight line despite its automated manual transmission, but as you already know, it’s no match for the quickest vehicle from Tesla.

Just like every other year before it, 2021 brought an oversized share of heartache just as we emerged from months lost to a pandemic.

View the Winston-Salem Journal for Sunday, January 2, 2022

1. He spent nearly a half-century in rehearsals. If you want to assess Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s first 100 days in office, it helps to wind back nearly 18,000 days to the beginning. When President Biden was first elected to the United States Senate, in Stone Age 1972, the country was still mired in Vietnam; the Watergate break-in that would tank the Nixon incumbency failed when bungling burglars dressed in business suits and surgical gloves were nabbed by members of the Capitol Police department�...

Some notes on 100 days of Biden style