Inside The Pentagon’s $7 Billion Oracle Whopper Rocking Washington
The Pentagon awarded Oracle an up‑to‑10‑year enterprise software agreement worth nearly $7 billion to centralize on‑premises licensing across DoD, the Coast Guard and intelligence agencies.
Knoxville Nonprofit Steps In After SNAP Cuts Leave Refugees Hungry
A federal SNAP overhaul has left many refugees in Knoxville without benefits. Bridge Refugee Services has expanded emergency groceries and culturally familiar food distributions to fill the gap.
UN Showdown In Midtown: ICC Fires Top Prosecutor Karim Khan
The ICC’s Assembly voted to remove Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan after an oversight report found "serious misconduct." Major 2024 warrants remain in place while deputies run the office.
Feds Drop Financial Hammer On Jalisco Cartel In Record Sanctions Blitz
Treasury blacklisted more than 50 people and companies tied to the Jalisco New Generation cartel, including alleged new leader Juan Carlos “Pelon” Gonzalez. The move targets the cartel’s leadership and the businesses that launder its proceeds.
Conservative Power Duo Snaps Up Another Capitol Hill Spot For ‘Patriots’ Row’
The Conservative Partnership Institute bought the Heritage Foundation’s Pennsylvania Avenue office at 227 Pennsylvania Ave SE, adding to its Capitol Hill 'Patriots' Row' holdings. The move deepens CPI’s local footprint and has drawn mixed reaction from neighbors and lawmakers.
Ford Bronco Owners Smacked With Huge Recall Over Scary Fire Risk
Ford is recalling 565,691 Bronco and Bronco Raptor SUVs (2021–2026) for an engine‑bay wiring harness that can short and spark fires; dealers will add protective sheathing free of charge.












