Senate Panel Gives ISS Two-Year Reprieve And Orders Moon Base Built
A Senate committee backed a NASA reauthorization that would extend the ISS to Sept. 30, 2032 and direct NASA to develop a permanent Moon base. The move shifts timelines for the Space Coast and commercial station builders.
Ford Drivers Left Guessing in Reverse as 1.74 Million Rides Recalled
Federal regulators say Ford will recall about 1.74 million U.S. vehicles after backup-camera software and module faults can blank, flip or invert rearview images. Ford plans free software updates or dealer repairs.
Washington Reopens UO DEI Debate After Eugene Thought the Issue Was Settled
Federal investigators say UO’s small partnership with The PhD Project violated Title VI, even though the university said it had signed an agreement and considered the matter closed. The finding forces a fresh review of campus recruiting ties.
St. Lucie Sheriff To Congress: Turnpike Horror Shows CDL System Is Broken
Sheriff Richard Del Toro told a House panel that an August Turnpike crash that killed three exposed weaknesses in multi‑state CDL licensing. He urged federal fixes.












