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why the missile caucus is so influential is: money Meet the Senate nuke caucus, busting the budget and making the world less safe,   https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2021/05/26/meet-the-senate-nuke-caucus-busting-the-budget-and-making-the-world-less-safe/ These lawmakers represent states with a direct interest in pouring billions into modernizing and building new weapons.    Democrats might control the legislative and executive branches of the U.S. government right now, but a small Rep...

The world is watching The echoes of Vietnam in President Joe Biden’s Afghanistan troop withdrawal are unmistakable. We fought for 20 years in Afghanistan, lost 2,448 Americans, and spent billions of dollars, only to be left with the same haunting question we faced in 1973 when President Richard Nixon pulled U.S. forces out of Vietnam: What did we accomplish? Perhaps it’s best to leave that loaded question to historians and those less passionate and implicated in that conflict. Right now, ou...

DepSecDef Hicks called the president’s $715 billion spending request “a foundation for fielding a full range of needed capabilities.” Republicans called...

GSTS is providing enhanced Maritime Domain Awareness HALIFAX, NS, June 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Global Spatial Technology Solutions ("GSTS" or "the Company") an Artificial Intelligence (AI)

202-785-1141 ext. 202 The United States is Lebanon’s primary security partner and has provided billions of dollars in security assistance over the past 15 years. Along the way, securing and enhancing Lebanese sovereignty and countering threats to internal and regional stability have always been recurring themes. The main areas of cooperation between the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) and the US include border control and security, counterterrorism operations, arms transfers, and military traini...

We need to create some new privacy rules for the 21st century that catch up to technologies new ability to assess not just our bodies but our minds.

DepSecDef Hicks called the president’s $715 billion spending request “a foundation for fielding a full range of needed capabilities.” Republicans called...

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May 25, 2021 Share Ahead of what is forecast to be an above-normal hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin, the U.S. government is doubling funding to prepare communities for such storms or other extreme weather events. “We have to be ready when disaster strikes,” President Joe Biden said on a visit to Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) headquarters Monday afternoon. “Today’s briefing is a critical reminder that we don’t have a moment to lose in preparing for 2021,” t...

Drones were sent out more than once to situations described as “fake COVID testing.”