Why federal Indian law seems confusing to the Supreme Court
A primer on federal Indian law outlines simple core rules, yet justices cite confusion over precedent, power, and policy implications.
U.S. approves F-35 sale to Saudi Arabia worth $24.3B
The State Department approved a $24.3 billion F-35 sale to Saudi Arabia, including 48 aircraft and support, pending congressional review and Israel’s edge policy.
NFU presses Congress to bolster farm safety net
National Farmers Union President Rob Larew says the farm safety net remains inadequate in the current bill and urges Congress to strengthen core programs.
Navy operational tempo strains worsen amid Iran conflict
Navy operational tempo problems, from carrier gaps to disrupted logistics, have intensified during the Iran war, heightening concerns over readiness and sailor welfare.
Pentagon weapons production push seeks faster output
The Pentagon is moving to accelerate weapons production to rebuild depleted munitions, asking contractors for 21-day plans as officials flag interceptor shortfalls.
Survey: inflation and cost of living top voter concerns
A Marquette Law School national poll finds inflation and cost of living are the public’s top issues, with economic worries shaping voter preferences.
US Navy submarine contract sets $76.6B modernization mark
The US Navy approved a $76.6 billion package for nine Block VI Virginia-class attack submarines and five Columbia-class SSBNs, awarded to GDEB and HII.
Jim Jordan referral seeks DOJ probe of ex-counsel Jack Smith
House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan asked DOJ to investigate former special counsel Jack Smith over alleged false statements in a 2024 deposition, a claim Smith’s attorneys reject.
Tennessee growers pivot as federal ban on hemp nears
With a federal ban on hemp products looming, Tennessee farmers are moving from CBD and THCA to new crops and fiber hemp to keep their operations viable.