Data Corner: how governments are supporting research security
Photo credits: Sergey Nivens / BigStock On October 28, research Commissioner Ekaterina Zaharieva promised to embed research security in EU law. In doing so,.
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Remembering Robert A. Junell: A Pillar of West Texas
SAN ANGELO, TX San Angelo is mourning the loss of Robert Alan Junell, a dedicated public servant whose career spanned the halls of the Texas Legislature and the federal bench. Junell, who passed away on November 1, 2025, at the age of 78, leaves behind a legacy of integrity, pragmatism, and unwavering commitment to his region. Born in 1947 in El Paso, Junell’s life was marked by a blend of academic achievement, military service, and a deep-rooted passion for improving the lives of those in rural West Texas. Learn More Here.
Reverie Residential Expands to Southern New Hampshire — A Homecoming for Founder Lindsay Dreyer
The woman-owned boutique brokerage brings its intentional, design-driven approach to Peterborough and the Monadnock Region. PETERBOROUGH, N. H., Nov. 2, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb Reverie Residential, the award-winning, woman-owned brokerage known for its creative strategy and refined.
Trump Deployments and the Future of Federal Force in American Cities – Liberty Nation News
The three Democrat-led states to which the president ordered the National Guard are all suing the administration in federal court. Trump
Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris – A 2028 Presidential Conundrum – Liberty Nation News
What’s the likelihood of Harris or Newsom running in 2028, or even running together? Is it even legal for them to run together?
Native News Weekly (November 2, 2025): D.C. Briefs
WASHINGTON In addition to articles already covered by Native News Online, here is a roundup of other news released from Washington, D. C. that impacts Indian Country recently. Today marks 33rd day federal goverment partial shutdown. In all probability, this shutdown will become the longest in the country’s history, which was 35 days long during the first Trump administration.
Food stamp benefits for 42 million Americans in jeopardy today amid shutdown
President Donald Trump could use $5 billion emergency fund for SNAP benefits during shutdown, Democrats argue, while Republicans demand government reopening first.
Leftward lurch: Second socialist leader ready to rule another iconic American city
Seattle activist Katie Wilson leads incumbent Mayor Bruce Harrell in new polling as the city prepares to elect a socialist leader following New York’s leftward shift.
Bipartisan senators call on Hegseth to release strike orders on alleged drug boats in Caribbean
A bipartisan pair of senators demand Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth provide military orders for the Caribbean boat strikes targeting alleged narco-terrorists.
Trump denies having made a decision on whether or not to attack Venezuela
(CNN) US President Donald Trump stated on Friday that it is not true that he has decided to attack Venezuela. “No, that’s not true,”.