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Seven candidates vying to replace Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers in the April 4 municipal election shared their visions for the city at a mayoral debate Thursday night.

Today a reporter approached Buttigieg on the street to ask him when he’ll visit East Palestine and Buttigieg told her to reference his previous statements because he was “taking some personal time and walking down the street.”

The ongoing White House-level review of what is often called "mission authorization and supervision" responsibilities has not been simple, according to several government officials involved, with the key agencies with current legal say over space regulations jockeying for a piece of the regulatory pie.

Stephen "Bucky" Butow, director of space at the Pentagon's Defense Innovation Unit summed up the end goal for future operations as creating a "blue collar space."

A top American general says the United States faces the "most challenging threat" in space from China followed by Russia.

While there's broad support on the Hill for space operations, long-time space budget guru Mike Tierney says language in recent policy and appropriations bills suggests lawmakers want Space Force and the Pentagon to "show their work."

The move is one of several that the Navy's leaders have made to help stem the challenges the service is facing in an exceptionally challenging recruiting environment.

At least 6,000 Ukrainian children are being held in Russian facilities, Nikki Haley formally launches 2024 presidential run and more of what we’re reading.

Space Command, which is responsible for military operations related to space, was reactivated in August 2019 and temporarily run from Peterson Space Force Base.

Democracy as a common value has been manipulated.