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U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) took to the airwaves to blast President Joe Biden on his decision to change the Pentagon's abortion policy

Congressman Dale Strong has pushed for an investigation into the SPACECOM decision-making process and during his remarks Wednesday at the VBC, he made it clear he is not backing down.

As if you needed any more evidence that the absurd persecution of former President Donald Trump is totally political, the attempt to set the date for the court cases to start to the day before Super Tuesday makes it even clearer

In front of a crowded room at the Von Braun Civic Center, U.S. Congressman Dale Strong discussed his time so far in Washington D.C., reflecting on both challenges and accomplishments.

IARPA hopes to transition the results of its debris detection and tracking research to the Space Force, NASA and other Defense Department and intelligence agencies.

Political consultants surrounding freshman Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) lied as to why she has yet to endorse former President Donald Trump.

In his speech and in a media gaggle afterward, Strong repeatedly put his hope in House committee hearings to unearth issues to undermine the White House decision.

From across the pond, a key British ally learns about missions and capabilities from the space professionals at Space and Missile Defense Command.

Many of Alabama's political leaders are showing their displeasure with the commanding general of U.S. Space Command.

As predicted, former President Donald Trump was indicted again one workday after President Joe Biden was given some bad-ish news with the appointment of a special counsel to look into Biden's crackhead son