Senate Bill Averts Shut Down

Funding extended through December 3. The Senate passed a bill on Thursday to keep the government funded through December 3. The House is expected to pass the extension also,…

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President Biden Nominates 9 Federal Prosecutors

25 total U.S. Attorneys have been nominated by the president. On Tuesday, the White House announced that President Biden had selected nine individuals to run U.S. attorney offices…

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Border Patrol Apprehends Suspected Arsonist

Fires were started in the Jacumba Wilderness Region. Border Patrol agents recently apprehended an arson suspect in the act of starting another fire in the Jacumba Wilderness Region…

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DHS Announces Law Enforcement Council

The purpose of the council is to promote “best practices” in policing. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas announced the creation of a new council to “promote best practices”…

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U.S. Navy Reorganizes Submarine Systems

New Program Executive Office for nuclear ballistic missile subs. The U.S. Navy has announced a reorganization of its acquisition and maintenance of its nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN)…

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Military Leaders Warn of al Qaeda Re-emergence

They could threaten the U.S. homeland within a year. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Mark Milley, and General Kenneth “Frank” McKenzie, commander…

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Interior Secretary Attends Satellite Launch

Landsat 9 will give Interior New insight into Earth’s geology. On Monday, Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland was at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California to attend…

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General Milley, Secretary Austin Testify Before Congress

Evacuation from Kabul called “a logistical success, but a strategic failure.” Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General  Mark Milley testified before…

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Senators Block Vote on Debt Ceiling

Government will be out of money on October 18, Secretary Yellen says. As a potential shutdown approaches, a procedural vote to advance Senate consideration of a continuing resolution…

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Numerous Federal Judges have Broken the Law

Over 130 ruled in cases where they had a financial interest. One hundred and thirty-one federal judges oversaw court cases involving companies in which they or their family…

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