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Army veteran Duckworth introduces Senate bill to protect troops’ families from deportation
Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s bill would require the Homeland Security Department to get approval from the Pentagon or VA before denying parole in place to service members or veterans.
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Esper: ‘Robust’ conversation with Trump about proposed pardons for SEAL, two soldiers
The president is expected to make his decision by Veterans Day.
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The National Guard is shoring up to fight 2020 election hacking
The National Guard is preparing for 2020 election night hacking. In the mean time, some states have been dealing with their own breaches.
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Is this the solution to contaminated water on military bases?
Civilian researchers tested a plasma reactor at an Air Force Base that could destroy cancer-linked chemicals in drinking water.
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Concerns rise over possibility Chinese could use TikTok to collect troops’ data
The Treasury Department has opened a review into whether TikTok, a Chinese-owned social media platform, is a national security threat.
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The military needs a new personnel system if it wants to stop bleeding highly skilled troops
The Defense Innovation Board is charged with advising the Pentagon on technology. Their recommendation: Fix your personnel system.
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How the Army officer who testified against Trump could end up in a court-martial
A military law expert weighs in on whether Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could face charges for disobeying the president.
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How going to work for SecDef Mattis ended this Navy pilot’s career
Guy Snodgrass tries to set the record straight in “Holding the Line.”
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Iraq veterans are suing pharma companies for allegedly supporting Shia militias
Hundreds of veterans and Gold Star families are suing five American pharmaceutical and medical supply companies.
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Army veteran Duckworth introduces Senate bill to protect troops’ families from deportation
Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s bill would require the Homeland Security Department to get approval from the Pentagon or VA before denying parole in place to service members or veterans.
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Esper: ‘Robust’ conversation with Trump about proposed pardons for SEAL, two soldiers
The president is expected to make his decision by Veterans Day.
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The National Guard is shoring up to fight 2020 election hacking
The National Guard is preparing for 2020 election night hacking. In the mean time, some states have been dealing with their own breaches.
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Is this the solution to contaminated water on military bases?
Civilian researchers tested a plasma reactor at an Air Force Base that could destroy cancer-linked chemicals in drinking water.
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Concerns rise over possibility Chinese could use TikTok to collect troops’ data
The Treasury Department has opened a review into whether TikTok, a Chinese-owned social media platform, is a national security threat.
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The military needs a new personnel system if it wants to stop bleeding highly skilled troops
The Defense Innovation Board is charged with advising the Pentagon on technology. Their recommendation: Fix your personnel system.
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How the Army officer who testified against Trump could end up in a court-martial
A military law expert weighs in on whether Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could face charges for disobeying the president.
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How going to work for SecDef Mattis ended this Navy pilot’s career
Guy Snodgrass tries to set the record straight in “Holding the Line.”
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Iraq veterans are suing pharma companies for allegedly supporting Shia militias
Hundreds of veterans and Gold Star families are suing five American pharmaceutical and medical supply companies.
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Army veteran Duckworth introduces Senate bill to protect troops’ families from deportation
Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s bill would require the Homeland Security Department to get approval from the Pentagon or VA before denying parole in place to service members or veterans.
-
Esper: ‘Robust’ conversation with Trump about proposed pardons for SEAL, two soldiers
The president is expected to make his decision by Veterans Day.
-
The National Guard is shoring up to fight 2020 election hacking
The National Guard is preparing for 2020 election night hacking. In the mean time, some states have been dealing with their own breaches.
-
Is this the solution to contaminated water on military bases?
Civilian researchers tested a plasma reactor at an Air Force Base that could destroy cancer-linked chemicals in drinking water.
-
Concerns rise over possibility Chinese could use TikTok to collect troops’ data
The Treasury Department has opened a review into whether TikTok, a Chinese-owned social media platform, is a national security threat.
-
The military needs a new personnel system if it wants to stop bleeding highly skilled troops
The Defense Innovation Board is charged with advising the Pentagon on technology. Their recommendation: Fix your personnel system.
-
How the Army officer who testified against Trump could end up in a court-martial
A military law expert weighs in on whether Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could face charges for disobeying the president.
-
How going to work for SecDef Mattis ended this Navy pilot’s career
Guy Snodgrass tries to set the record straight in “Holding the Line.”
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Iraq veterans are suing pharma companies for allegedly supporting Shia militias
Hundreds of veterans and Gold Star families are suing five American pharmaceutical and medical supply companies.
