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Modernizing government technology is starting to pay off — let’s keep going
A Government Accountability Office report indicates that the Technology Modernization Fund has begun yielding significant savings and cybersecurity improvements, prompting calls for Congress to reauthorize the fund before its expiration this September.
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Will the Woke Own Up to Their Lunacy?
If Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez and her friends have recognized the errors of their ways, they owe the American people more than an ‘oops.’
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Pentagon renames South Carolina air base after Graham
CHARLESTON, S.C. — The Pentagon officially renamed an air base in South Carolina after Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), a fierce defense hawk who died suddenly last month. Joint Base Charleston, which supports more than 60 Pentagon and federal agencies and is located in North Charleston, S.C., was renamed to Joint Base Lindsey Graham on Monday….
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Derby ‘off market’ as takeover deal collapses
Saudi official Turki Alalshikh has withdrawn his proposed takeover of Derby County, ending a deal that had already been approved by both the English Football League and the Independent Football Regulator. The club confirmed it is now “off the market” and will continue under the ownership of Clowes Developments, closing off what would have been…
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Begala: ‘I can’t stand’ socialists
Former President Clinton’s White House strategist Paul Begala said he despises socialists, as the democratic socialist movement racks up wins in recent primaries. “Abdul won a narrow victory, and more problematic for him, he has a narrow coalition. The socialists all say — I’m a moderate. I don’t like the socialists. I can’t stand them,”…
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Made In L.A., The Paramount Strategy: ‘Clueless’ Series & Viola Davis’ ‘Ascent’ Among Recipients In Latest TV Tax Credit Allocations
The California Film Commission has awarded nearly $145.5 million in state tax credits to nine television projects, including two Paramount productions: a “Clueless” revival led by Alicia Silverstone and Viola Davis’ “Ascent”. The announcement comes as Paramount pursues its contested $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, with California’s Attorney General leading an antitrust lawsuit…
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Newsom says he’s always had ‘insurgent’ mindset
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Sunday told reporters he’s always had an “insurgent” mindset, explaining what he thinks is the rationale behind why Democrats are choosing more progressive candidates over mainstream incumbents. “I think this notion of insurgency over incumbency is the real message here, and people just want fighters that want people with…
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Trump announces aide will soon step into White House counsel post
President Donald Trump has announced that Will Scharf, currently assistant to the president and White House staff secretary, will take over as White House counsel from 1 September. Scharf will replace David Warrington, who Trump said had done an “outstanding job” both in the role and previously on his presidential campaign, and who is now…
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Nigel Farage hits back at Jeremy Clarkson over ‘impossible’ small boats plan claim
Nigel Farage has rejected criticism from broadcaster Jeremy Clarkson, who dismissed the Reform UK leader’s Channel migrant plan as unworkable. The exchange highlights growing public scrutiny of Farage’s proposals to tackle small boat crossings, with a high-profile figure outside politics openly questioning the practicality of his approach. Writing in The Times, Clarkson criticised the logistics…
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Labour’s plan to release thousands of killers, thugs and paedophiles set to be thrown into chaos as probation officers expected to vote in favour of industrial action
Labour’s early-release scheme for prisoners in England and Wales is facing potential disruption after probation officers were expected to vote in favour of industrial action. The dispute threatens to undermine government plans to free thousands of offenders, including killers, violent thugs and paedophiles, as ministers grapple with severe overcrowding across the prison estate. Any strike…