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The federal government continues to shortchange Guam in its reimbursement to the island for the impact of migrants from the Freely Associated States as part of the Compact Impact of

Before the local, state and federal officials thrust their shovels into the dirt outside of Pueblo on April 28 at a ceremonial groundbreaking for a water project originally announced more than 60 years ago, U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper consulted speeches delivered by President John F. Kennedy.

With debates continuing over banning TikTok, there’s never been a better time for security leaders to bring security to the front and center.

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"They approached everyone."

A growing number of states across the country are enacting universal school meal laws to bolster child food security and academic equity.

Featured photo: Ron Adar // Shutterstock This story was originally published on Stacker. Story by Eliza Siegel Cultural attitudes toward LGBTQ+ rights have undergone a massive shift over the past several decades, with many people who once opposed them becoming more supportive more quickly, according to historians, than most other issues in American history. Over…

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The past 10 years have shown that the terrorist threat against the United States will not relent and will only continue to evolve over time.

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