Bret Baier,Amy Munneke

Inauguration coverage has been transformed by technology.

Presidential administration changes bring about significant milestones in the media landscape.

politics

Government spending on contractual services and supplies: An analysis.

The Department of Government Efficiency's recommendations could affect contractors.

politics

The US plans to remove the International Space Station from orbit as China increases its space presence.

Orbital laboratories are in a race to be developed by commercial companies.

politics

The evolution of China's cyberespionage tactics.

CISA Director Easterly states that China's cybersecurity espionage is the primary danger to America's infrastructure.

politics

Across the US, the landscape of artificial intelligence is constantly evolving.

Some rules encourage investment while others regulate research.

tech

The US agriculture industry is exploring the use of artificial intelligence: 'Great prospects'

Across the food supply chain, farmers and producers are being aided by new technologies.

tech

Post-election dates remain crucial on the election calendar.

The Inauguration Day vote verification process has undergone changes.

politics

Across the nation, citizens make choices on state ballot initiatives.

While California enacted a crime bill, Colorado voted against a mountain lion hunting ban.

politics

Democrats gain House seats through redistricting, while Republicans benefit.

In North Carolina, Republicans experience significant advancements while in New York, Democrats manage to displace incumbents.

politics

Surprise for veterans at annual golf tournament: Jack Nicklaus

The veterans were taken aback when Nicklaus observed them playing and even tried his hand at a few putts.

sports

A new memorial at the National Mall will pay tribute to fallen journalists: 'A beacon of the press's freedom'

Plans for honoring slain journalists unveiled

World War II Buffalo Soldier identified by US officials.

Accounted for: Historic Black unit service member

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Cybersecurity officials warn that AI advancements can pose a threat as well as being a useful tool.

Malicious attackers are using artificial intelligence technology to target US entities.

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Amid a shortage of workers, businesses and governments are collaborating to enhance cyberdefense.

Laws to safeguard sensitive data from external threats have been enacted by the legislatures of Florida, Texas, and California.

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Space stations of the future are being readied by companies.

The commercial sector is partnering with NASA for its next orbital laboratories.

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In microgravity, astronauts test out sports.

Earth-based athletic and other equipment testing is being conducted on the International Space Station.

sports

The James Webb Telescope improves technology in various fields, including virtual reality and LASIK eye surgery.

NASA Invents High-Tech Spinoffs

science

Discoveries of medical breakthroughs on the International Space Station.

Stem cell and pharmaceutical research in orbit is aided by astronauts.

science

NASA administrator discusses upcoming space projects and collaborations.

Technology created for space exploration advantages everyday life, as explained by Bill Nelson.

politics

Numerous organizations suggest that cannabis could aid elderly individuals in coping with pain.

Research indicates that seniors who use marijuana may decrease their consumption of opioids and prescription drugs.

health

Senior citizens could have increased access to medical marijuana through a new pilot project.

Prescription drugs are not as beneficial for elderly Americans as cannabis.

health

Faster cleanup of St. Louis' toxic sites is demanded by lawmakers and residents.

The Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers are collaborating to ensure the safety of West Lake Landfill and Coldwater Creek.

politics

Documents unveil that Manhattan Project chemicals were improperly disposed of at Missouri sites, according to officials' knowledge.

Toxic chemicals were exposed near a 14-mile creek in North St. Louis County.

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Advocates argue that more individuals who were exposed to Manhattan Project chemicals should receive compensation.