Lawmakers warn cuts to science and other programs could undermine U.S. competitiveness as the race to the moon intensifies.
As “axis of autocracy” takes shape, U.S. faces strain on two fronts
Lawmakers questioned senior military officials on growing coordination among China, Russia and North Korea and the impact of the Iran conflict on Indo-Pacific strategy.
Baltimore residents turn to free transit as gas prices continue to climb
Locals express concern over the uncertainty of gas prices and the impact of the conflict in Iran. Some celebrated 410 Day by hitching a free ride on public transportation throughout the city.
Hundreds rally outside Supreme Court in support of birthright citizenship
(WASHINGTON)–Hundreds of protesters showed up outside the Supreme Court on Wednesday to support birthright citizenship as the court heard oral arguments on the Trump administration’s executive order to end it. The order, signed by President Donald Trump on his first…
As Congress debates agricultural policy, Maryland farmers think about other things
Lawmakers questioned a USDA under secretary in an oversight hearing about trade policy and the growing U.S. agricultural trade deficit. Two Maryland farmers say their reality goes beyond the walls of Washington.
Here’s why the VA backlog on benefits for vets is getting better
The Department of Veterans Affairs has long struggled with processing claims – especially after changes in eligibility and pandemic-era disruptions. But now the department is starting to catch up again.