In line with the Department of Government Efficiency, the U.S. Army’s Chief Technology Officer for its cloud management agency sat down with One America’s Chief Pentagon Correspondent, Gabrielle Cuccia, to discuss how outdated federal mandates are driving overspending in the branch’s technical sectors.
Read More U.S. Army Flags Outdated Laws Behind Tech Sector Bloat
The Iraqi parliament passed three controversial measures last month, one of which would have benefited Islamic pedophiles who wish to claim a 9-year-old “child bride” as their wife.
Read More Iraq Court Suspends Implementation Of Controversial Laws, Which Includes Allowing Adult Men To Marry 9-Year-Old Girls
Accused shoplifters were startled to learn that they might be slapped with a felony charge after “new laws” went into affect that crack down on low-level theft, according to police footage in California.
Read More Police Video: Thieves Surprised By ‘New Laws’ In Calif. That Make Shoplifting A Felony
Tennessee GOP Rep. Tim Burchett says that he believes the Biden administration and government are purposely withholding information and lying about their knowledge of the recent onslaught of mysterious drone activity in the Northeast United States.
Read More Rep. Burchett Accuses Biden Admin Of Lying About Drone Activity: ‘When Have They Ever Told Us The Truth?’
On Monday, Democrats filed a lawsuit against Georgia’s State Election Board, claiming that a new regulation requiring counties to manually count the votes cast at polling stations on election day will enable “bad-faith actors to claim that fraud has affected election results.”
Read More Democrats Sue Georgia State Election Board Over Rule Requiring Counties To Hand Count Number Of Ballots Cast
Missouri residents now must provide proof of sex change surgeries or a court order to change their gender on driver’s licenses following a Revenue Department policy change.
Read More Missouri Implements New Law Requiring Proof Of Sex Change Surgery Or Court Order For Gender Changes On IDs