Mamamia, the leading women's media brand and largest owned and operated podcast network in Australia, is launching a new brand platform via The Glue Society, aimed at further broadening its audience: 'Nobody Speaks To Me Like Mamamia.'
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Do we really believe the era of low-intensity wars has ended?
Here s What You Need to Remember: In again putting the A-10 on the chopping block, the Air Force is assuming it won’t ever fight anything short of a full-scale war against a peer enemy.
The U.S. Air Force in its 2021 budget proposal asked Congress to let it retire 44 of its roughly 280 A-10 Warthog attack jets. It’s the second time in recent years that the flying branch has tried to slash the A-10 fleet.
It’s fair to say that, in the 2020s, budget appropriations are the biggest threat to the low-flying Warthog. Thirty years ago, the threat was very different.
An investigation is underway after a fast-moving fire in Pembroke sent two people to a hospital and destroyed their home. Some neighbors said they were woken up by what sounded like an explosion, and the next thing they knew, somebody was knocking at their door asking to use their phone.Fire officials said they were called to the home at 667 Borough Road at about 11:20 p.m. Monday. Our first-arriving chief officer observed heavy fire in the back of the building and requested a second alarm right away, said Deputy Fire Chief Rob Farley.There were two people home at the time, and both were out of the house when firefighters arrived. They were taken to a hospital, and officials said the extent of their injuries is unclear. Farley said the fire spread quickly. The fire progressed very rapidly because of the fuel load on the back of the building, the exposed deck and everything else, he said.It took a couple of hours for firefighters to get the fire under control. There were small