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The budget resolution should freeze discretionary spending, get moving on entitlement reform, and extend the tax cuts.

President's "Emergency" Spending Requests

China’s potential to eclipse the United States in a quantum-technology arms race is an issue of acute concern to U.S. national security. Within the past decade, China has identified quantum capabilities as a mission-critical technology for its economic and national security measures.

Leading civil rights groups are working to ensure Congress' big data privacy bill makes its way to President Joe Biden's desk.

UPDATES TO THE PROCESS TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM – APPLICATIONS FOR THE TRADITIONAL PROGRAM HAVE BEEN EXTENDED Northern Oklahoma College has announced an extension for this year’s applications to the Process Technology Program.

Both tax relief and Social Security reform are endangered by the same culprit: runaway spending.

A step in the right direction.

The Inspiring Papuan Youngsters (PMI), a Papuan youth organization supported by the State Intelligence Agency (BIN), trained some students of a vocational ...

With the end of the semester approaching, the Selkirk College spotlight turns to students in the Contemporary Music & Technology Program who are getting set for the annual Year End Showcase Concert Series. Featuring students on the cusp of graduation, the concert series is six nights of genre-spanning music that brings together budding talents on the intimate Shambhala Music &

The addition of patient-specific sleeves and pneumatics can “activate” 3D printed models to better plan for procedures.