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The Supreme Court is set to rule on high-profile cases on subjects like presidential power, abortion care and social media. 

The Supreme Court is set to issue rulings on several high-profile cases. And the closed-door trial for a Wall Street Journal reporter begins in Russia. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Wednesday, June 26, 2024. SCOTUS to deliver rulings on presidential power, abortion, social media It’s decision time at the Supreme Court. Over the…

A new BBC report released on Monday links the Greek Coastguard to 43 migrant deaths in the Mediterranean over the past three years.

A new BBC report and documentary leveled allegations against Greek authorities in the Mediterranean. The report, released on Monday, June 17, documented allegations ranging from masked men abducting and throwing migrants into the sea, to Greek authorities forcing asylum-seekers and their children into open waters on ill-fated rafts, according to first-hand witness accounts. In total,…

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, learn about one company that is developing technology to help troops as combat styles evolve.

This episode of Weapons and Warfare is taking a look at new tech in the battle space. One company is working to make sure deployed troops have the computing power they need to operate in remote and austere environments as the nature of combat continues to evolve. Host Ryan Robertson provides an up-close look at…

Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., is known for voting to oust former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, trying to get the government to release what it knows about UFOs or UAPs, and being a first baseman on the Republican congressional baseball team.

Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., is known for voting to oust former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, trying to get the government to release what it knows about UFOs or UAPs, and being a first baseman on the Republican congressional baseball team. So with the game coming up on June 12, Straight Arrow News asked him to join…

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, learn how Warriors Ethos helps service members transition back to civilian life.

Every year, more than 200,000 men and women leave active duty military service and reenter civilian life, according to the Government Accountability Office. While some make the transition without issue, that is not the case for all veterans. Warrior Ethos is an organization working to provide resources to those service members making the change. Warriors…

In 2021, the U.S. Department of Treasury awarded $350 billion dollars in relief funds but nearly half of the money remains unspent.

Around half of the $350 billion in COVID-19 pandemic recovery funds have not been used. The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) released new spending analysis on Wednesday, April 10. The report revealed that since 2020, state and local governments spent $161.1 billion of the funds from the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF).…

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, learn about the Air Force Research Lab and what it does to meet the needs of airmen and guardians.

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, host Ryan Robertson checks in with the director of Strategic Partnering at the Air Force Research Laboratory. From fifth-generation fighters to the B-21 and drones to missiles, learn about all things AFRL and find out how the lab is working to meet the needs of today’s airmen and…

Filing taxes is an annual headache, thanks to complexities in the U.S. tax code. Does the "best tax code in the world" have the answer?

Every year, Americans dread the first 3.5 months of the year as they navigate the complexities of filing a tax return or opt to pay a professional to do it for them. The Internal Revenue Service expects 146 million tax filings for the 2023 earning year. With so many people affected, one would think there…

A new study shows that most U.S. service members are not getting enough sleep, which can have deadly consequences.

Getting enough sleep is important, especially when a country’s national security depends on it. A new study by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that the majority of U.S. service members surveyed reported less than 6 hours a night, despite the Department of Defense’s recommended minimum of 7 hours a night. The new data shows…

SpaceX and the European Space Agency recently signed an agreement for two launches next year, each carrying two Galileo satellites, Javier Benedicto, the agency's director of navigation said. The agreement calls for the satellites to be launched on SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket from the U.S., he added.

China is accusing the United States of threatening global security over a reported development of spy satellites. The criticism from Beijing comes days after Reuters reported that Elon Musk’s company, SpaceX, is building surveillance satellites for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). According to Reuters, the classified contract is worth $1.8 billion. The People’s Liberation…

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