CEO of Kroger abruptly quits after probe of his personal conduct

The chief executive officer and board chair of The Kroger Co. abruptly resigned Monday following an internal investigation into his “personal conduct.” The investigation began Feb. 21 into Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen’s conduct, and it was not related to Kroger’s “financial performance, operations or reporting,” the Cincinnati-based grocery store chain said in a news release Monday. McMullen’s conduct was “inconsistent with Kroger’s policy on…

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Fort Moore in Georgia renamed back to Fort Benning, honoring WWI hero

Today, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum renaming Fort Moore in Georgia to Fort Benning. Reverting to its original name, this time, it honors an enlisted World War I soldier and Distinguished Service Cross recipient instead of the Confederate general and Silver Star recipient for whom it was originally named. As an effort to re-title bases with Confederate-era…

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After DC plane crash, Barrett bill seeks crash-avoidance systems for military choppers

 Just over a month after the deadly crash of an American Airlines flight and a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter near Reagan National Airport, a Michigan congressman introduced legislation in Congress on Monday aiming to prevent similar collisions in the future. U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett, a Charlotte Republican and former Army helicopter pilot, said his bill would direct the Pentagon to study the feasibility of installing collision-avoidance systems…

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TSMC unveils $100 billion in new US investment, joined by Trump

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world’s top producer of AI chips, plans to invest an additional $100 billion in US plants that will boost its chip output on American soil and support President Donald Trump’s goal of increasing domestic manufacturing. TSMC Chief Executive Officer C.C. Wei joined Trump at the White House on Monday to unveil the company’s vision…

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