Several significant stories are shaping the conversation around America's military community this week — from a tragic training accident to policy debates, financial updates, and new research affecting service members and veterans.
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Apple's latest privacy update disrupts adtech, blocking identity resolution to prevent cross-site tracking in Safari.
Foreign interference is not just a threat to laboratories and research institutions — it is a threat to the integrity of American democratic life itself. When adversarial governments like China and Russia gain covert influence inside U.S. institutions, the damage extends well beyond stolen technology: it erodes public trust, undermines transparency, and chips away at the foundations that allow citizens to participate fully and confidently in their democracy.
New audit reveals serious concerns with Michigan's oversight of foster care children. Agency disputes findings, vows to improve processes.
An Arizona father was indicted for allegedly forging receipts to collect over $4,000 in ESA program funds.
A shooting in Southeast Washington, D.C., late Sunday night left one National Guardsman and a suspect injured — both with wounds that are not expected to be life-threatening.
Mississippi AG justifies police shooting of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley, citing alleged threat. Family seeks justice amid calls for footage release.
With the November general election approaching, candidates in Michigan's 8th Congressional District are focused on health care and the Great American Dream.
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Every major defense contract signed in Washington is ultimately a decision made on behalf of American taxpayers — and the only officials with the power to approve or block that spending are the ones voters send to Congress. A new framework agreement between the Pentagon and defense contractor BAE Systems, covering up to 25,000 precision-guided weapon kits per year, puts that democratic accountability front and center: Congress must still authorize and fund the deal before a single dollar is committed.