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I'm a public relations professional who also is an active blogger and content provider. I can provide insight into technology, education and STEM-based activities.

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Cost of Operation Epic Fury goes beyond billions already spent

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By Matt Scherer
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
A U.S. sailor signals to launch an F/A-18F Super Hornet in March on the flight deck of the USS Gerald R. Ford in support of Operation Epic Fury in the Mediterranean Sea. Largely absent from the conversation on the costs of war are the long-term costs of caring for the men and women who are conducting these operations. Long after the conflict ends and the headlines disappear, America will still have an obligation to support the veterans who served, our guest columnist writes.
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An AI Crash Is a Real Possibility

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By Damon Silvers, Matt Scherer
| Persuasion
Traders at the New York Stock Exchange analyzing the market following the release of Nvidia’s quarterly earnings report, November 2025. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago.) The AI boom is already the largest capital investment project in history, running a price tag greater than the Manhattan Project, Interstate Highway System, and Apollo program combined. Estimates of the total cost of the data center buildout run as high as $7 trillion.
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Here's how discharge papers will serve veterans and their families later in life

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By Matt Scherer
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
On this Memorial Day, our guest columnist implores Military families to have a quiet conversation with their parents and other loved ones about the location of veteran's discharge papers. Ethan Rocke/Ethan E. Rocke/Contributor Memorial Day allows a lot of us to visit our families and friends at cemeteries. It’s also a good time to discuss the location of the discharge paperwork for veterans still with us.
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