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Surviving Sticker Shock: Smart Ways to Beat Inflation
As of March 12, the U.S. inflation rate stands at 2.8%, a slight improvement from February's 3% but still elevated.
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Trump's Economic Long Game
No single issue has defined President Donald Trump's political career more than the economy.
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Survey: Rudeness on Rise Since COVID
The coronavirus made millions of Americans sick. It apparently made them ruder, too, with some cities worse than others.
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Trump Plans Shipbuilding Revival, Citing National Security, Economic Risks
"We used to make so many ships. We don't make them anymore very much, but we're going to make them very fast, very soon," President Donald Trump said in his March 4 address to the Joint Session of Congress.
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Oh Canada - Blend of Tariff, Ban Is Bitter for 'Tennessee Whiskey'
The bourbon whiskey distilled for generations in the Tennessee and Kentucky hills cannot be duplicated anywhere else in the world.
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Trump Targets US-Canada Treaty, Raising Border, Trade, Water Dispute Concerns
President Donald Trump has recently raised questions about a 116-year-old treaty that defines the U.S.-Canada border and governs shared water resources, referring to it as an "artificially drawn line."
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GAO Report Shows Billions in Improper Payments
The good news is that the federal government processed $74 billion less in improper payments last year.
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Voluntary Separation Deadline Looms for Transgender Troops
A federal judge's ruling on Tuesday has placed a temporary hold on deadlines for transgender service members to voluntarily leave the military or be booted out.
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Urgent Text? FBI Warns 'Smishing' Attacks on the Rise
Driving on toll roads that rely on cameras to generate invoices has become ubiquitous across America as states continue to shed traditional toll booths.
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North Carolina Citizen Group: County Prioritized Relief Funds by Race
After reports that North Carolina's Buncombe County prioritized hurricane relief funds by race and sex, the city of Asheville, has now given preference to the same two groups in handing out small business grants while enacting other programs based on income.
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Experts: Military Ill-Prepared to Treat Combat Wounds
A pair of retired military doctors painted a gloomy picture during a Senate hearing March 11 of the military's readiness to treat combat injuries should a major conflict break out.
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Maryland GOP Eyes Governor's Race Amid Moore's Woes
Maryland is one of the bluest states in America. According to World Population Review, only Vermont and Massachusetts have a higher percentage of registered Democrats.
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The Last Spring Forward? A Push to End Clock Changes for Good
With 48 states "springing forward" for daylight saving time, the loss of that precious hour of sleep is a shared national experience.
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SKorean Conservatives Decry 'Sham' Yoon Arrest, Claim China-Backed Coup
Prominent conservative politicians and experts tell Newsmax that Yoon’s removal was orchestrated by South Korea’s leftist opposition party ... with the ultimate goal of shifting the country’s alliances away from the United States and toward China.
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FAA DEI Lawsuit Gains Momentum Under Trump Admin
The Trump administration's arrival in Washington has offered renewed hope for plaintiffs in a class action challenging the Federal Aviation Administration's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
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Author: EMP Threat From NKorea, Iran Could Kill Most Americans
Russia's nuclear saber-rattling in Ukraine brings Cold War worries about the threat from an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapon back to life.
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Autonomous Warfare: The Rise of NOMARS and the USX-1 Defiant
The unveiling of the USX-1 Defiant marks a significant advancement in military technology, introducing a new era of autonomous warfare in which unmanned systems replace human personnel in defense and exploration.
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Time for a Digital Detox? Take a Trip or Some Time to Tune Out
If you're reading this, you're looking at a screen of some kind.
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Despite Defectors, GOP Continues Fight Against Unionizing PRO Act
Republicans are issuing dire warnings about the union-friendly Protect the Right to Organize (PRO) Act despite some in their own party supporting the measure that was introduced last week.
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'Tariff of Abominations': America's Long, Strange History With Trade Battles
Tariffs in American politics have been the source of periodic upheavals but lingering uncertainty.
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DOGE Looks at Over-Budget, Behind-Schedule High-Speed Rail in California
Since the Trump administration launched a deeper analysis into California's high-speed rail project at the urging of Republican lawmakers, a growing number of officials and politicians are questioning its future.
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GOP: More Money Won't Solve Lousy Education Outcomes
House Republicans have rejected spending more money to reverse collapsing education results in public schools, opting instead to refocus the reason children go to school in the first place.
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Can Trump Reverse America's Chronic Disease Crisis?
During his confirmation hearing for Secretary of Health and Human Services, Democrats attempted to frame Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as an anti-vaccine extremist.
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Black Pastor Celebrates Trump's DEI Rebuke
The Rev. Corey B. Brooks, who famously spent nearly a year on a rooftop to raise funds for a South Side Chicago community center, is vociferously opposed to diversity, equity and inclusion.
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Military Deployed to Southern Border Amid Rising Cartel Threats
The U.S. military has deployed additional forces to the southern border in response to escalating threats from Mexican drug cartels, including the potential use of explosive-laden drones against Border Patrol agents.