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The report on space and the US military was delayed and not unveiled on Aug. 1 as originally anticipated. A US defense official previously said the report's delay was due to minor tweaks and revisions that were still ongoing.On Tuesday, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis told reporters the Pentagon was still "working our way through this" despite an earlier leaked proposal that said the Pentagon planned to elevate Space Command to a major Combatant Command.Mattis said he "absolutely" supported the move and that such an elevation was "certainly one thing that we can establish."Asked if such a move fell short of Trump's call for a separate military service, Mattis said the department was "in complete agreement" with the President and his concern for space, saying Pence was "the point man" on this issue. 809

The question of whom jurors would see seated at the defense table that day had remained an open in wake of new allegations that Raniere exploited a teenage girl. His co-defendants have since sought separate trials and engaged in plea negotiations. 247

The whistleblower, identified by The Post as a senior HHS official who oversees workers at the Administration for Children and Families, filed the complaint on Wednesday with the Office of the Special Counsel, an independent federal watchdog agency. Lawyers for the whistleblower tell The Post that the workers didn’t show symptoms of coronavirus infection and they weren’t tested for the virus, which originated in Wuhan and has killed at least 2,800 people worldwide so far.In the complaint, the whistleblower reportedly states, “appropriate steps were not taken to quarantine, monitor, or test [the workers] during their deployment and upon their return home.” The Americans that the workers came in contact with were among the evacuees from Wuhan who were quarantined at U.S. military bases because they were considered at high risk of contracting the virus.The Post reports that the whistleblower is seeking federal protection because she claims she was unfairly and improperly reassigned after raising concerns to HHS officials about the safety of the workers. The whistleblower claims she was told that if she didn’t accept the new position by March 5, she would be terminated, The Post reports. 1203

The San Diego Supercomputer Center’s GirlTECH program is partnering with Expanding Your Horizons of San Diego, part of a national program of conferences designed to inspire girls in grades 6-10 to recognize their potential and pursue opportunities in STEM fields. Last year, Expanding Your Horizons expanded their program to support the growing needs of our community in engaging young women in science, technology, education and math. EYH now includes the annual EYH conference for girls in grades 6-10, a Teen STEM café program for girls in grades 10-12 designed to engage students with working STEM professionals throughout the school year, and a network for undergraduate women that are pursuing careers in STEM. Coupled with SDSC’s broad range of summer programs, its Grace’s Coding Club for middle school students and its two high school internship programs, their collaborative mission to engage young women in STEM is bigger than ever!After School Programs 964

The school district said Latson was counseled about his comments and has been reassigned effective immediately.Latson could not be reached for comment Monday.?? READ THE EMAIL EXCHANGE BETWEEN LATSON AND A PARENT ??This story was originally published by 254

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