On a jittery Tuesday in early December, Wall Street found its footing. The Dow climbed 185 points, the S&P 500 added 0.25%, and the Nasdaq advanced 0.59%, reversing part of Monday’s stumble as bitcoin bounced back above $90,000 and AI-linked tech names steadied sentiment. The session wasn’t smooth—major indexes dipped intraday—but the close in the…
On December 2, 2025, Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District became the stage for one of the most closely watched special elections of the year. Republican Matt Van Epps, a combat veteran and former commissioner of the Tennessee Department of General Services, defeated Democratic state representative Aftyn Behn in a race that drew national attention and heavy…
In the world of U.S. government contracting, understanding the principles of contract termination is crucial for contractors. Whether it’s for convenience or default, the government has specific rules in place regarding how contracts are terminated, what responsibilities contractors have, and how settlements are handled. In this post, we’ll break down the core principles from FAR…
The Leap of Faith For years, Cami (who asked to be identified by her nickname for security reasons) balanced two demanding worlds. She worked almost full-time as a hospital nurse while simultaneously running a laundromat she had purchased in October 2020. By April 2023, she made the bold decision to quit nursing altogether and devote…
A major shift is happening in the global digital landscape, and for government contractors and tech investors, the signal is flashing red. On Thursday, Russian regulator Roskomnadzor confirmed that Russia restricts access to Apple’s FaceTime and has fully blocked Snapchat. This isn’t just another headline about censorship; it represents a calculated acceleration of Moscow’s “sovereign…