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All WWII vets would get VA medical benefits under budget bill
The $1.7 trillion spending measure also includes the creation of a “Buddy Check Week” to help prevent veterans suicides.
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Auctioned revolver nets nearly $1M. Previous owner: Theodore Roosevelt
A Smith & Wesson revolver belonging to former President Theodore Roosevelt fetched a handsome price.
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Deluge of money for Ukraine puts Pentagon’s top cops on high alert
The Pentagon’s law enforcement agency is keeping a watchful eye for signs of fraud and abuse in the many defense contracts being awarded.
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US to send $1.8 billion in aid, including Patriot battery, to Ukraine
Officials tell The Associated Press the U.S. will send $1.8 billion in military aid to Ukraine in a package expected to be announced Wednesday.
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‘My Grown-Up Christmas List’ is a military holiday movie monstrosity
A soldier in a Santa suit wins over a journalist.
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Taliban releases 2 Americans held in Afghanistan
State Department spokesman Ned Price called the release an apparent goodwill gesture on the part of the Taliban.
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Toys for Tots gave a toy bunny to a girl in need. She became a Marine.
Mariela Peña knew that one day, like those Toys for Tots reservists, she wanted to drive trucks for the Marines.
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Afghan refugee bill sidelined again, dashing advocates’ hopes
Supporters fear they have missed their last chance for legislative help this year.
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Congress moves to ban TikTok from US government devices
Rule applies to the executive branch — with exemptions for national security, law enforcement and research — and doesn’t appear to cover Congress itself.
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US forces detain 6 Islamic State group militants in Syria
American forces have conducted three raids in eastern Syria and arrested six Islamic State groups militants.
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All WWII vets would get VA medical benefits under budget bill
The $1.7 trillion spending measure also includes the creation of a “Buddy Check Week” to help prevent veterans suicides.
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Auctioned revolver nets nearly $1M. Previous owner: Theodore Roosevelt
A Smith & Wesson revolver belonging to former President Theodore Roosevelt fetched a handsome price.
-
Deluge of money for Ukraine puts Pentagon’s top cops on high alert
The Pentagon’s law enforcement agency is keeping a watchful eye for signs of fraud and abuse in the many defense contracts being awarded.
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US to send $1.8 billion in aid, including Patriot battery, to Ukraine
Officials tell The Associated Press the U.S. will send $1.8 billion in military aid to Ukraine in a package expected to be announced Wednesday.
-
‘My Grown-Up Christmas List’ is a military holiday movie monstrosity
A soldier in a Santa suit wins over a journalist.
-
Taliban releases 2 Americans held in Afghanistan
State Department spokesman Ned Price called the release an apparent goodwill gesture on the part of the Taliban.
-
Toys for Tots gave a toy bunny to a girl in need. She became a Marine.
Mariela Peña knew that one day, like those Toys for Tots reservists, she wanted to drive trucks for the Marines.
-
Afghan refugee bill sidelined again, dashing advocates’ hopes
Supporters fear they have missed their last chance for legislative help this year.
-
Congress moves to ban TikTok from US government devices
Rule applies to the executive branch — with exemptions for national security, law enforcement and research — and doesn’t appear to cover Congress itself.
-
US forces detain 6 Islamic State group militants in Syria
American forces have conducted three raids in eastern Syria and arrested six Islamic State groups militants.
-
All WWII vets would get VA medical benefits under budget bill
The $1.7 trillion spending measure also includes the creation of a “Buddy Check Week” to help prevent veterans suicides.
-
Auctioned revolver nets nearly $1M. Previous owner: Theodore Roosevelt
A Smith & Wesson revolver belonging to former President Theodore Roosevelt fetched a handsome price.
-
Deluge of money for Ukraine puts Pentagon’s top cops on high alert
The Pentagon’s law enforcement agency is keeping a watchful eye for signs of fraud and abuse in the many defense contracts being awarded.
-
US to send $1.8 billion in aid, including Patriot battery, to Ukraine
Officials tell The Associated Press the U.S. will send $1.8 billion in military aid to Ukraine in a package expected to be announced Wednesday.
-
‘My Grown-Up Christmas List’ is a military holiday movie monstrosity
A soldier in a Santa suit wins over a journalist.
-
Taliban releases 2 Americans held in Afghanistan
State Department spokesman Ned Price called the release an apparent goodwill gesture on the part of the Taliban.
-
Toys for Tots gave a toy bunny to a girl in need. She became a Marine.
Mariela Peña knew that one day, like those Toys for Tots reservists, she wanted to drive trucks for the Marines.
-
Afghan refugee bill sidelined again, dashing advocates’ hopes
Supporters fear they have missed their last chance for legislative help this year.
-
Congress moves to ban TikTok from US government devices
Rule applies to the executive branch — with exemptions for national security, law enforcement and research — and doesn’t appear to cover Congress itself.
-
US forces detain 6 Islamic State group militants in Syria
American forces have conducted three raids in eastern Syria and arrested six Islamic State groups militants.
