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Industry says the Albanese government is ‘defunding space programs without explanation’

A former senior commander at Peterson Space Force Base will soon step into the most senior enlisted role within the youngest military branch.

The Hispanic shooter at a mall in suburban Texas that killed 8 allegedly had a profile on a social media site in Russia where he showed photos of his white supremacist tattoos

Redstone Arsenal has emerged through multiple assessments as the best location for Space Command. Yet the decision remains undetermined despite an Air Force announcement more than two years ago that Redstone was the preferred location.

A Denver-based law firm has collected more than $570,000 since 2019 from the city for lobbying services on both the state and federal levels, and recently announced that Mayor John

Business groups have allegedly killed a bill that would stop Alabama's state agencies from doing business with companies that use ESG (environmental, social and governance) guidelines to discriminate against businesses that won't play the woke game.

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According to the CEO of IBM, Arvind Krishna, artificial intelligence is about to eliminate a lot of white-collar clerical jobs within 5 years

Frustration builds as no decision is made on permanent location.

As the indecision on a permanent home for U.S. Space Command lingers, Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville acknowledged Wednesday that there is not much else the state's congressional members can do.