Pearl Harbor Remembered Amidst Pandemic

 Navy opts for remote ceremonies to protect aged veterans. On Monday, December 7, the National Parks Service and the Navy will host a ceremony at Pearl Harbor to…

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FBI Warns of Cyber Criminals Targeting Hospitals

Health care systems vulnerable amidst increase in virus cases. As the FBI alerted health care providers to the potentiality of escalating cyber attacks, the University of Vermont Medical…

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U.S. Trade Deficit Rises by 1.7%

Nation imports $64.1 billion more than it exports. The Commerce Department announced on Friday that the trade deficit grew by 1.7% in October, as the nation brought in…

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Wisconsin High Court Declines Trump Campaign Challenge

Sends case to lower court, does not rule on the merit of the evidence provided.  The Wisconsin Supreme Court voted this past week to decline to hear the…

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Defense Bill Would Halt Afghan Troop Drawdown

Act would require assessment before troop level can decrease. A congressional conference report released last week includes language aimed at preventing a U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan, in…

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Senate to Vote on Arms Sale to UAE

President’s weapons deal may be blocked. In November, President Trump’s administration formally advised Congress of its intent to sell approximately $23 billion in advanced weaponry to the United…

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“Star of Bethlehem” Appearing Later This Month

Rare event has not been seen since Middle Ages. The two largest planets in our solar system, Jupiter and Saturn, will align on December 21 to create what…

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Labor Department Releases November Jobs Report

Unemployment Decreases to 6.7% The Labor Department released its evaluation of the U.S. jobs market on Friday, highlighting an ongoing but slow recovery from the massive hit brought…

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Supreme Court Hears Final Case of the Week

Case asks questions on the application of a prior court decision.  On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the final case of the first week of…

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Lou Holtz Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom

He coached college football for 33 years. Legendary college football coach Lou Holtz was presented the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Thursday — the highest civilian award in…

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