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'I Feel the Optimism': Shen Yun Spreads Positivity in Austin - Vimarsana News

'I Feel the Optimism': Shen Yun Spreads Positivity in Austin

AUSTIN, Texas— Sometimes people mistake Shen Yun Performing Arts as a production coming from contemporary China. But Shen ...

With missile upgrade, P-8A Poseidon brings capacity, complexity to China fight: Analysts - Vimarsana News

With missile upgrade, P-8A Poseidon brings capacity, complexity to China fight: Analysts

Upgrading the P-8's offensive capabilities could add confusion to any Chinese planning, but the Pentagon has struggled to integrate LRASM onto other aircraft.

What's Planned for the B-21 Unveiling? The Air Force Just Dropped a Hint. - Vimarsana News

What's Planned for the B-21 Unveiling? The Air Force Just Dropped a Hint.

The Air Force leadership is planning something big for the public debut of the B-21.

Biden Faces Inflation Worries | National Review - Vimarsana News

Biden Faces Inflation Worries | National Review

Even while pushing $6 trillion in spending and mass-producing executive orders, Joe Biden has run the country much as he ran his campaign — quietly. So long to that luxury.

Bipartisan group of lawmakers seeks billions for aging U.S. shipyards - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan group of lawmakers seeks billions for aging U.S. shipyards

“Congress has already taken the important step of committing to a larger Navy, but our shipyards are having trouble servicing today’s 296-ship fleet and are clearly insufficient to maintain the 355-ship or larger fleet that we need to counter China, Russia and other adversaries,” said Sen. Roger Wicker, Mississippi Republican and a lead author of the bill. Without money earmarked for building up domestic shipyards, the Navy will be forced to “limp along” with its fleet continuing to degrade, said Jerry Hendrix, a retired U.S. Navy captain and analyst with the Telemus Group. “The g...