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The overwhelming response to the new federal Tech Force initiative demonstrates Americans' eagerness to serve their country in critical technology roles, with 25 times more applicants than available positions.
A bombshell intelligence report reveals Chinese Communist Party operatives have infiltrated America's electrical grid with sabotage-ready devices, threatening national security under the guise of green energy initiatives.
FBI and sheriff's deputies discovered a body and firearm just 200 yards from the 19-year-old's residence after a week-long search that began Christmas Eve.
The Biden administration's new Tech Force initiative has drawn overwhelming interest from American tech professionals, with 25,000 applications flooding in for only 1,000 available positions.
The Federal Communications Commission has banned all new foreign-made drone sales in the U.S., targeting Chinese manufacturers DJI and Autel over national security concerns.
U.S. military forces killed or captured nearly 25 ISIS operatives in Syria during a nine-day counterterrorism operation, sending a clear message that America will not tolerate attacks on its troops.
A federal judge is weighing whether to release Brian Cole Jr., accused of planting pipe bombs at both party headquarters before January 6th, to home detention despite prosecutors' objections.
A federal judge is weighing whether to release Brian Cole Jr., accused of planting pipe bombs at both party headquarters before January 6, 2021, to home detention while awaiting trial.
Newly released FBI documents reveal the transgender shooter who murdered six at a Christian school harbored deep hatred for religion and white people, contradicting mainstream media narratives.
U.S. military forces killed or captured nearly 25 ISIS operatives in a nine-day counterterrorism operation in Syria following the brutal murder of two American troops.
The Battle of Athens, Tennessee in 1946 shows what happens when American patriots refuse to let corruption destroy their communities. These heroes didn't just fight fascism overseas - they defeated it at home too.
A Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs outside both party headquarters on January 5, 2021, could soon be released to home detention while awaiting trial, raising concerns about the Justice Department's handling of the case.