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The fiscal 2027 budget asked Congress for $1.5 trillion for national defence, a 42% jump. The Pentagon is starting the year on $838.5 billion, under a continuing resolution that runs to 11 December and bars new programmes. The annual defence authorisation …
I don’t think the US owes Ukraine an open chequebook. Europe should carry most of the cost of a war on its own continent, and it now does. A …
I’ll concede the obvious first. The US solar industry runs on Chinese supply chains, it grew up on tax credits, and some of the farmland …
I don’t think wind power is a moral cause. Turbines are big, they change a coastline, and some projects were signed at prices that looked …
In July 2025 the Pentagon became a major shareholder in the company that runs America’s only operating rare earth mine. The Defense …
The US builds less than 1% of the world’s new commercial ships, the White House says in its Maritime Action Plan, published in February …
On 29 June 2026 the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 in Trump v. Slaughter that the President can remove members of the Federal Trade Commission …
FedRAMP is the US government’s security approval for cloud services. If a federal agency wants to run its work on someone’s cloud, the …
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s rule on non-domiciled commercial driver’s licences has been in force since 16 March. It …
Ten days into fiscal 2027, Congress has finished none of the twelve bills that fund the government. The House has passed three: Military …
