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U.S. Space Command head Gen. James Dickinsons new strategic vision outlines the principles informing his efforts to maintain space supremacy.

"The understanding of what deterrence is has been misinterpreted, reinterpreted, run through a ringer, chopped up and turned into a hamburger. I mean, its just that nobody there [at DoD] seems to understand what it means exactly," one former government official said. By   Theresa Hitchens on February 02, 2021 at 3:33 PM

Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 12:52 pm If you’re wondering how the new Biden administration is going to impact New Mexico, you don’t need to look very far. Already, President Joe Biden has put the brakes on Donald Trump’s border wall, put Space Command’s location back on the table and put a stop to fossil fuel extraction on public lands. Log In

New Mexico joins Colorado in calling for President Biden to make Space Command decision more transparent Politicians from New Mexico argue that the process was not fair or done through the typical methods of evaluation. Posted: Jan 31, 2021 8:42 PM Updated: Jan 31, 2021 11:27 PM Posted By: Will Robinson-Smith More voices are joining the growing chorus of those calling for the Biden administration to conduct a comprehensive review of how Redstone Arsenal was selected as the preferred location ...

It seems those responsible for firing all the Mitchell High School teachers are using the same methods as the Denver sport teams. If the players are not winning year after year, keep firing the coaches. If the heart of the problem is quality teachers, take the teachers from Cheyenne Mountain High School and transfer them to Mitchell. Give them a five-year plan for improvement and see how they do. Russell Mackay A lot of eggs to break Sen. Michael Bennet supports a minimum wage increase with a ...

Instead of focusing on the pressing need to shore up vulnerabilities in current and near-term space capabilities, says one critic, Space Force and SPACECOM are "all off trying to train for how theyre going to go fight a space war." By   Theresa Hitchens on February 01, 2021 at 7:01 AM CHPS lunar patrol satellite, AFRL graphic WASHINGTON: Advocates of expansive US ‘spacepower’ — via aggressive actions to “dominate” the heavens from Earth’s orbit to beyond the Moon — are likely ...

In 2010, both Sens. Portman and Toomey were elected during President Obama’s first midterm election as part of GOP wave that flipped six seats in the upper chamber. Over the past 12 years, Toomey has struck a fairly moderate profile and currently serves as the only non-judiciary member of the GOP to hold statewide office. With Toomey’s announcement that he will forgo seeking a third term, Republicans in the Keystone State are likely to struggle in terms of competing against more well-known...

In September 2020 the government launched the Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Foreign Policy and Development to review all aspects of international and national security policy, such as ideology, defence, diplomacy, reputation, finance, trade policy, military power and national resilience. This article provides an overview of the developments which have occurred since the review was announced and the expected findings.

KVRR Local News February 1, 2021 FM Diversion BISMARCK, N.D. (KVRR/KCND) – The FM Diversion Project would receive $435.5 million from a Republican-sponsored bonding bill in the North Dakota legislature. “I know it’ll take a few years to get that done, but if we get that off the table, then we can start looking bigger” House Majority Leader Chet Pollert said. The $800 million bill also contains money for building projects, including an ag products development center at NDSU and the Pulv...

​​With U.S. Space Command in the balance​, a lawmaker perennially voted as the most conservative member of Congress is turning left for help.