Hegseth Says Trump’s Arch Will Help Stop Drones. Nice Work For A Monument.
The proposed arch has acquired a national-security mission. The defense secretary’s calendar has not acquired a court appearance.
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Piker’s Lawsuit Against Jennings Has Questions About Those Quotation Marks
The complaint alleges a clipped video and added caption turned ridicule of someone else’s views into his own.
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FCC Plans Prison Phone-Jamming Vote. Radio Waves Haven’t Read The Rules.
A vote is coming in three weeks. The technical and legal questions still need more than a promise to be targeted.
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McMahon Plans $43,278 In Furniture For The Department She Wants To Close
The department’s mission is expendable. Its executive office apparently needs an aesthetic upgrade.
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HHS Won’t Enforce Peptide Rules FDA Scientists Wouldn’t Relax
Scientists would not support a safety finding. The department chose an instruction not to enforce instead.
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