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Finally someone had the guts to stand up to Allied Fruit, it marked the dawn of a new era in central America. Violinists and accordion

After more than a decade of budget cuts that gutted the agency, the IRS is now rebuilding and promises to sharply increase tax revenues.

Despite production issues with current projects like the F-35, Lockheed Martin is poised to lead NGAD, while Boeing may contribute loyal wingman drones, addressing pilot shortages and enhancing combat capabilities.

The UAP Transparency Act of 2024 give scientific ufologists hope that government revelations will tell us the truth about Unidentified Flying Objects. But, if national security documents remain Top Secret, can we trust those which get declassified? Will the UAP Transparency Act really give us disclosure?

Washington has a chronic budgeting problem. Before 1974, the congressional budget process was akin to the Wild West. Each committee had free rein of the publi

Massive federal funds from pandemic have expired; so now what?

Vermont Sen. Peter Welch is joining other senators in trying to expand rights for public sector workers to join unions and engage in collective bargaining.

The new Taiwan leader does not hide his separatist tendencies, which necessarily require American military support and undermine security.

Idahoans refuse to apologize for protecting their right to bear arms, and that really p*sses the anti-Second Amendment people off.