Sheraz [ad_1] Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has been working on the plan — called “Reoptimizing for Great Power Competition” — since September. The people who spoke to POLITICO — a Space Force official, three congressional aides and two Air Force advisers — were granted anonymity to discuss plans not yet made public. All have been … Read more
[ad_1] Willis’ filing — her first formal response to the allegations of misconduct — said she and Wade were not romantically involved when she hired him as a contract attorney in November 2021 to help run her probe of efforts to subvert the 2020 presidential election results in Georgia. In 2022, the two prosecutors “developed … Read more
[ad_1] Abbott disagreed with the ruling and has vowed to “continue to defend Texas’ constitutional authority to secure the border and prevent the Biden Admin from destroying our property.” Texas Republicans have lined up behind him at every level. They argue his actions are constitutional and accuse the Biden administration of failing to enforce existing … Read more
[ad_1] It is not quite right to say that this has been a quiet January for soccer’s billion-dollar transfer business. The month’s ordinary soundtrack — whispers gathering, phones pinging, the machine that produces vivid chyrons for breathless television broadcasts whirring to life — might have been muted, but that does not mean there has been … Read more
[ad_1] Suspicion of foreign espionage, cursive messages in ancient Chinese, a sensitive microchip — and a suspect that could not be stopped at the border. Ravindar Patil, the assistant Mumbai police sub-inspector assigned to the case, was scratching his head for answers. But first, he had to find a place to lock up the unusual … Read more
[ad_1] Now, those behind-the-scenes arguments are playing out on the airwaves, increasing the risk that either Democrat could emerge from the primary weakened against the likely Republican contender, Scott Baugh. Baugh, a former Republican lawmaker who came within 4 percentage points of Porter in the district in 2022, has consolidated much of the GOP establishment … Read more
[ad_1] It wasn’t the first media walkout of the year. Two weeks ago, members of the Los Angeles Times Guild walked out of newsrooms following an announcement from management about plans to lay off a “significant” portion of its journalists. 2024 has been off to a trying start for the news business. Over 500 journalists … Read more
[ad_1] The news business faces a dire future. But the industry contraction we’ve read so much about recently wasn’t a direct cause of The Messenger’s demise. And while Finkelstein’s treatment of his employees may have been brutal at the end, he was arguably just as callous at the start by making promises he could never … Read more
[ad_1] The trial, if it occurs, is expected to last for several months. In a lightly attended proceeding Friday, Chutkan tacitly acknowledged the lingering uncertainty the case had caused for her schedule. “I do not know what my schedule will be in mid-April,” the Obama-appointed judge said at a brief conference attempting to schedule the … Read more
[ad_1] U.S. forces used more than 125 precision munitions to strike three facilities in Iraq and four in Syria, which included command-and control-centers, headquarters buildings and intelligence sites, rocket missile and drone storage facilities as well as logistics and ammunition supply chain spots. Lt. Gen. Douglas Sims, director of operations for the Joint Staff at … Read more