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Government to launch $300M Alzheimer’s research database

The federal government plans to launch a $300 million initiative to build an Alzheimer's research database in an effort to track the health of Americans for decades and learn more about the devastating disease. Reuters reported on Monday that the U.S. National Institute on Aging (NIA), a branch of the National Institutes of Health, will...

The US Navy needs a comprehensive strategy to support future fleet design 

The Unted States is an island nation, and its way of life depends on commerce. Since the 18th century, America has relied upon its Navy deter our adversaries from attacking our shores, and if necessary, to win the nation’s wars. The Navy’s forward presence posture has preserved freedom of the seas in the global commons....

US military to open four new bases in the Philippines

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story Here’s where US military will open bases in the Philippines The Pentagon on Monday announced the locations of four new naval bases in the Philippines, with three spots in the northeastern part of the island to...

Asa Hutchinson hits Trump over ‘J6 Prison Choir’ song

Republican presidential candidate and former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson swiped at former President Trump on Monday for collaborating on and playing at his rallies a song recorded by the "J6 Prison Choir," a group made up Capitol riot defendants. "Justice for All," which was released a month ago, features the former president reciting the Pledge...

Senators laser-focused on bank failures

Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy   The Big Story Senators keep spotlight on bank failures Lawmakers expect to stay focused on the banking crisis this month as Washington grapples with the aftermath of massive bank failures. © UPI Photo Congress has already held several hearings...

Jury slashes payout to former Tesla worker who faced racist abuse

A San Francisco jury on Monday cut about 98 percent Tesla's payout to a former contract worker who faced racist abuse while working with the company. Owen Diaz, a Black ex-contractor of Tesla, won a $137 million lawsuit in 2021 against the company, but Bloomberg reports that a jury determined that Tesla only owes him...

Finland to join NATO on Tuesday. What will it take for Sweden to follow?

Finland on Tuesday is set to become the 31st member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the largest military alliance in the world. The historic moment comes after Turkey last week decided to allow Finland to move ahead on joining NATO without its neighbor Sweden. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Monday said it...

Oil prices rise after OPEC+ announces cuts

Welcome to The Hill's Energy & Environment newsletter {beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Gas prices rise after OPEC+ cuts production OPEC+ nations announced oil production cuts over the weekend, a move that'll send gas prices jumping © AP The group of oil producing countries announced that several members will...

Afghanistan war veteran announces primary challenge against Santos

Kellen Curry, an Afghanistan war veteran and former vice president at J.P. Morgan, announced a primary challenge against Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) on Monday, becoming the first Republican to take on the embattled congressman who has faced calls to resign. In a statement on his campaign website, Curry said he is running to “restore honesty...

John Edwards’ hush-money case could be good news for Trump, bad news for Manhattan DA Bragg, experts say

The federal government's failed case into former presidential candidate John Edwards could spell good news for Donald Trump, experts told Fox News Digital.

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