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On Monday's broadcast of "Fox News Primetime," Rep. Michael Waltz (R-FL) said the nuclear-capable hypersonic missile that China tested is "the ultimate | Clips

Two reviews into the Air Force’s decision to move U.S. Space Command from Colorado to Alabama should be out by spring 2022, but Colorado lawmakers are asking for the investigations to be expedited before taxpayer money is spent on the relocation.

Attack it is through space command and force that is ability to do something with orbiting seattles to pick up missiles and something we need to think about. it goes back to the strategy piece, we lost the bubble on it, started to create hyper sonic missiles and defense department went away from it. in the obama administration and now two adversaries have them and we dont. >> john: lots to talk about in the weeks and months ahead on this point and others. general kellogg, thank you for your reco...

Candidate. gentlemen, thank you so much for being with me. congressman, let me start with you. how did we miss this? >> well, i was just out at the space command and at norad which defends north america last week and let me just tell you why this is so dangerous, a normal ballistic missile launches on trajectory and with that geometry our missile defenses can pick it up and shoot it down. its hard. its like shooting a bullet with a bullet. but these hypersonic will missiles imagine maneuverable ...

Tennessees Democratic U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper hosted many visitors from Alabama to his Washington, D.C., office last fall and winter.

Three Colorado federal lawmakers highlighted their push to keep U.S. Space Command in Colorado Springs amid meetings at Pikes Peak region military bases Thursday.

Mayor Suthers used his State of the City Address to highlight the progress the city has made in infrastructure, economic development, and providing shelter for the homeless.

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Three Colorado federal lawmakers highlighted their push to keep U.S. Space Command in Colorado Springs amid meetings at Pikes Peak region military bases Thursday.

The entire Colorado congressional delegation is pushing the Biden administration hard to suspend that decision, instead calling for the Air Force to keep space command right where it is currently housed in Colorado Springs, Colorado.