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WAR (Army Maj. Matthew Visser, Personal Property Activity) - Personal Property Activity Launches Moving Website

The War Department's Personal Property Activity launches its new website, www.ppa.mil, creating a centralized digital hub designed to better support DOW personnel and industry partners as they navigate the moving process.

WAR (C. Todd Lopez) - War Department's $1.5 Trillion Budget Proposal Includes Sizable Nuclear Triad Investments

The War Department aims to modernize the U.S. nuclear triad — including air, land and sea weapons — and the fiscal year 2027 budget proposal includes ample investment to make that happen, said Secretary of War Pete Hegseth during testimony on Capitol Hill.

AMERICANTHINKER - President Trump has natural instincts for the U.S. airline industry

The president’s instinct to respond to an airline financial challenge by saying “we could buy it," is a wonderful example of a natural reflex to problem solving:  He thinks action.

AMERICANTHINKER - Migrant rapist gets a trivial 6-month sentence because he’s too ‘low-IQ’

In a sane and just society, too stupid (or too crazy) to face consequences would mean too stupid (or too crazy) to live.

AXIOS (Tina Reed) - MAHA scores on farm bill but loses ally for surgeon general

The "Make America Healthy Again" movement notched a big win on pesticide regulation during Thursday's debate on a House farm bill, only to see the White House pull the nomination of a favored influencer for surgeon general hours later. Why it matters: The events showed how the movement continues to have clout on matters related to the food supply, but can be a political liability when it comes to vaccines and other public health matters. Driving the news: MAHA-aligned House Republicans joined with Democrats on Thursday to remove language in the House farm bill that critics said would have protected pesticide manufacturers, in a 280-142 vote. - The bill language would have prevented states and courts from "failure-to-warn" lawsuits about…

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Comer seeks information on potential collusion between Biden admin and anti-Second Amendment groups

The investigation is probing allegations that the administration colluded with the group Everytown for Gun Safety to bring litigation against firearm manufacturers.