Pentagon watchdog launches UFO probe into Defense Department's actions amid string of sightings

A defense watchdog is launching a probe into how the Department of Defense has addressed “Unidentified Aerial Phenomena” or UAP, after a string of air-and-space sightings in recent years that have been spotted by military aircraft.  In a Monday memo to military and intelligence leaders, Randolph Stone, assistant inspector general for evaluations on space, intelligence, engineering and oversight, said the…

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American Conservative Union accuses NCAA of 'choosing the cheap route' in transgender sports policy

The American Conservative Uniona> took aim at the NCAA’s stance on transgender athlete participation in women’s <a href="https: on Tuesday, accusing the governing body of having a financial motivation in its call for an inclusive competitive environment. The NCAA recently reiterated its support for transgender athletes to participate in college sports of their choosing as…

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Gianforte pulls Montana out of COVID federal unemployment programs, touts 'return to work' bonuses

us-regions Gov. Greg Gianforte ended his state’s participation in federal infectious-disease unemployment programs and announced the start of a new state program to give people “Return to Work” bonuses. Gianforte announced the move to pull his state out of federal pandemic-related unemployment assistance programs and returning to the “pre-pandemic” unemployment eligibility requirements by the end of…

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White House calls CDC outreach to teachers union on school guidelines ‘longstanding best practice'

executive press secretary Jen Psaki defended a school-reopening-plans” target=”_blank”>teachers’ union’s< said. “It doesn’t mean they are taking everything they want, or even a percentage of what they want.” “But it’s important to understand the implementation components,” Psaki continued. “They do so to ensure that recommendations are feasible and that they adequately address the safety and…

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