A change of network sometimes spells the beginning of the end for a TV series, but some shows manage to survive and thrive ...
South Korea's audit agency revised internal rules to end "policy audits," meaning it will no longer review major government ...
In a protected disclosure to Congress, an agency employee claims that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services since 2024 ...
Many of the roughly 200 former Sonoma State student-athletes whose teams were cut remained in the Bay Area to continue their ...
The Vermont senator is holding out for a bigger health care package. Advocates are asking: Is the price worth it?
SPRINGFIELD – President Donald Trump’s signature domestic policy bill, passed this summer, will cost Baystate Health $146.7 ...
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U.S. Navy and GAO Reports Fault Material Issues, Poor Coordination Between Services for V-22 Osprey Troubles
Long-running mechanical, faulty metallic alloys in the Prop-Rotor Gear Box and lack of synergy between the U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps have ...
Detroit Police officials overseeing gunshot sensors don’t know their locations — and say that’s fine
When gunfire rips through some Detroit neighborhoods, ShotSpotter hears it first — but where exactly that signal comes from ...
A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit that alleges Texas A&M University-Texarkana discriminated against a disabled ...
As the city weighs renewing its multimillion-dollar ShotSpotter contract, officials acknowledge they can’t verify sensor locations, raising oversight and transparency concerns.
A panel of appellate judges seemed skeptical during Thursday oral arguments that the Trump administration erred in relying on ...
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