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Veteran Political Strategists Tackle High-Stakes 2020 Campaign in New Podcast

“Colleges aren’t turning out the right kind of student[s].” That was the take offered by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a recent podcast appearance, where one of the leading voices in the tech industry echoed an argument we're hearing far too often: college is no longer an investment... Read More

WASHINGTON — Cost estimates are rising along with congressional outrage over President Donald Trump’s planned military parade June 14 through the streets of Washington, D.C. The latest Defense Department estimate shows it would cost as much as $45 million. A separate Defense Department estimate says damage... Read More

WASHINGTON — Nearly two-thirds of U.S. health care practitioners who say a majority of their patients smoke mistakenly believe nicotine is a carcinogen, despite scientific consensus that the harm related to smoking is mainly caused by the burning of tobacco, according to a new survey. The... Read More

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to review a veteran’s lawsuit against defense contractor Fluor Corp., over injuries he sustained in a 2016 suicide bombing in Afghanistan. As recounted in his petition to the high court, former U.S. Army Specialist Winston Hencely was just... Read More

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A Defense Department information technology expert made his first appearance in federal court Friday after being arrested this week on charges of violating the Espionage Act. Nathan Vilas Laatsch is accused of trying to pass top secret information to what the FBI described... Read More

WASHINGTON — U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday told the American Bar Association that the president’s judicial nominees will no longer sit for interviews with nor respond to questionnaires from the organization. For years, the bar association, which describes itself as the largest voluntary association... Read More