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Congress moves bill to speed medical reviews for military
The bipartisan bill fixes a measure in the defense spending bill which would have allowed the Pentagon to unilaterally clear medical products for soldiers in emergency situations.
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Kremlin downplays Russian Defense Ministry blunder
The Kremlin is downplaying the Russian Defense Ministry’s blunder when it backed its allegations of the U.S. colluding with the Islamic State group in Syria with a screenshot from a video game.
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Veteran sentenced to 25 years for shooting Idaho pastor
Kyle Odom, a former Marine, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after he pleaded guilty in July to an enhanced aggravated battery charge for shooting Tim Remington in the head, hand and side.
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VA to honor worker who aided pastor hurt in church shooting
Medical technologist Minerva Rosa-Gonzalez used her body to put pressure on minister Joey Spann’s wounds to stop the bleeding.
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Poll: Afghans slightly more optimistic despite turmoil
Afghans are slightly more optimistic about the future than they were last year, despite a stagnant economy and near-constant attacks by a revitalized Taliban, according to the results of a nationwide poll released Tuesday.
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Michigan bar apologizes for kicking out veteran, service dog
Bar staff said they were concerned for the safety of the dog and others in the crowded bar.
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Former Navy pilot, Medal of Honor recipient Thomas Hudner Jr. dies at 93
A former U.S. Navy captain and pilot who received the Medal of Honor for his heroics during the Korean War has died. Thomas Hudner Jr. was 93.
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Experts meet at UN Geneva to discuss, define ‘killer robots’
Government experts, advocacy groups and academics from scores of countries are kicking off a weeklong conference focusing on lethal autonomous weapons systems — colloquially known as “killer robots” — amid rising concerns that human decision-making could be stripped from military action.
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7.2 magnitude earthquake jolts Iran-Iraq border area
Iranian state TV says a 7.2-magnitude earthquake has jolted the region near the border between Iran and Iraq.
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New mass graves found in Iraq could contain up to 400 bodies
Iraqi security forces have found mass graves in an area recently retaken from the Islamic State group that could contain up to 400 bodies, an Iraqi official said Sunday.
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Congress moves bill to speed medical reviews for military
The bipartisan bill fixes a measure in the defense spending bill which would have allowed the Pentagon to unilaterally clear medical products for soldiers in emergency situations.
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Kremlin downplays Russian Defense Ministry blunder
The Kremlin is downplaying the Russian Defense Ministry’s blunder when it backed its allegations of the U.S. colluding with the Islamic State group in Syria with a screenshot from a video game.
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Veteran sentenced to 25 years for shooting Idaho pastor
Kyle Odom, a former Marine, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after he pleaded guilty in July to an enhanced aggravated battery charge for shooting Tim Remington in the head, hand and side.
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VA to honor worker who aided pastor hurt in church shooting
Medical technologist Minerva Rosa-Gonzalez used her body to put pressure on minister Joey Spann’s wounds to stop the bleeding.
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Poll: Afghans slightly more optimistic despite turmoil
Afghans are slightly more optimistic about the future than they were last year, despite a stagnant economy and near-constant attacks by a revitalized Taliban, according to the results of a nationwide poll released Tuesday.
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Michigan bar apologizes for kicking out veteran, service dog
Bar staff said they were concerned for the safety of the dog and others in the crowded bar.
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Former Navy pilot, Medal of Honor recipient Thomas Hudner Jr. dies at 93
A former U.S. Navy captain and pilot who received the Medal of Honor for his heroics during the Korean War has died. Thomas Hudner Jr. was 93.
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Experts meet at UN Geneva to discuss, define ‘killer robots’
Government experts, advocacy groups and academics from scores of countries are kicking off a weeklong conference focusing on lethal autonomous weapons systems — colloquially known as “killer robots” — amid rising concerns that human decision-making could be stripped from military action.
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7.2 magnitude earthquake jolts Iran-Iraq border area
Iranian state TV says a 7.2-magnitude earthquake has jolted the region near the border between Iran and Iraq.
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New mass graves found in Iraq could contain up to 400 bodies
Iraqi security forces have found mass graves in an area recently retaken from the Islamic State group that could contain up to 400 bodies, an Iraqi official said Sunday.
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Congress moves bill to speed medical reviews for military
The bipartisan bill fixes a measure in the defense spending bill which would have allowed the Pentagon to unilaterally clear medical products for soldiers in emergency situations.
-
Kremlin downplays Russian Defense Ministry blunder
The Kremlin is downplaying the Russian Defense Ministry’s blunder when it backed its allegations of the U.S. colluding with the Islamic State group in Syria with a screenshot from a video game.
-
Veteran sentenced to 25 years for shooting Idaho pastor
Kyle Odom, a former Marine, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after he pleaded guilty in July to an enhanced aggravated battery charge for shooting Tim Remington in the head, hand and side.
-
VA to honor worker who aided pastor hurt in church shooting
Medical technologist Minerva Rosa-Gonzalez used her body to put pressure on minister Joey Spann’s wounds to stop the bleeding.
-
Poll: Afghans slightly more optimistic despite turmoil
Afghans are slightly more optimistic about the future than they were last year, despite a stagnant economy and near-constant attacks by a revitalized Taliban, according to the results of a nationwide poll released Tuesday.
-
Michigan bar apologizes for kicking out veteran, service dog
Bar staff said they were concerned for the safety of the dog and others in the crowded bar.
-
Former Navy pilot, Medal of Honor recipient Thomas Hudner Jr. dies at 93
A former U.S. Navy captain and pilot who received the Medal of Honor for his heroics during the Korean War has died. Thomas Hudner Jr. was 93.
-
Experts meet at UN Geneva to discuss, define ‘killer robots’
Government experts, advocacy groups and academics from scores of countries are kicking off a weeklong conference focusing on lethal autonomous weapons systems — colloquially known as “killer robots” — amid rising concerns that human decision-making could be stripped from military action.
-
7.2 magnitude earthquake jolts Iran-Iraq border area
Iranian state TV says a 7.2-magnitude earthquake has jolted the region near the border between Iran and Iraq.
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New mass graves found in Iraq could contain up to 400 bodies
Iraqi security forces have found mass graves in an area recently retaken from the Islamic State group that could contain up to 400 bodies, an Iraqi official said Sunday.
