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A federal appeals court has halted construction of Trump’s planned $400 million White House ballroom, ruling it requires congressional approval. The administration is expected to seek Supreme Court review.
The government’s plan for 30 joint police-army posts is facing questions over procurement, approvals and site suitability. The issue intensified after the proposed Eddie Hart Savannah post was linked to an underground NGC gas pipeline, prompting a complaint to the Office of Procurement Regulation.
by Aurax Desk
Todd Blanche has narrowly won Senate confirmation as U.S. attorney general in a 50-49 vote, overcoming significant opposition to his nomination. The razor-thin margin underscores the political divisions surrounding President Donald Trump’s choice to lead the Justice Department.
by Aurax Desk
The Pentagon has revoked former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall’s security clearance over an alleged unauthorized disclosure involving Air Force One. The move follows Kendall’s public comments about security concerns surrounding a replacement presidential aircraft.
by Aurax Desk
The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner has determined that former Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke died from the effects of heroin and cocaine. The 29-year-old NBA player’s death in May was ruled accidental, ending months of uncertainty surrounding the circumstances of his death.
by Aurax Desk
Traffic lights are among the most familiar objects in everyday life, guiding millions of drivers and pedestrians through roads and intersections. While the signals appear simple — red for stop, yellow for caution and green for go — the way people perceive and respond to them is influenced by human vision, experience, attention and decision-making.
By. Aurax Desk
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