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Pentagon pushes back on report of anti-extremism social media surveillance program
The Pentagon’s extremism working group is not developing a social media screening pilot program, its top spokesman said.
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Former acting SECDEF blames media ‘hysteria’ for his response to Jan. 6 insurrection
Christopher Miller, now a private citizen, made his case before lawmakers.
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CENTCOM is releasing drawdown updates, but they don’t include troop numbers
The drawdown is anywhere between 6 and 12 percent complete, but details on how many people are still there have been withheld.
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Austin still mum on whether to prosecute sexual assaults outside chain of command
The services have until the end of the month to offer their feedback.
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25th service member dies of COVID-19 as White House considers mandatory vaccines
The senior chief fire controlman assigned to Information Warfare Training Command Virginia Beach died of coronavirus-related complications on Thursday, the Navy confirmed.
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DoD testing extremism questions on command climate surveys
This represents one of DoD’s first concrete policy changes on the issue of extremism in the ranks.
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Supreme Court justice castigates Feres Doctrine over cadet’s rape lawsuit
Justice Clarence Thomas argued it’s time to rewrite the rules for troops filing claims against the government.
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As counterterror missions fade, special operations finds time to fix its own problems
The special operations community is giving itself a once-over.
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Unspent border wall funds will be rerouted back to military construction projects
The Defense Department gave up $3.6 billion in military construction funds to build border barriers.
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Bill would create allowance for military families with food insecurity
The bill would open up SNAP benefits for many more service members.
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Pentagon pushes back on report of anti-extremism social media surveillance program
The Pentagon’s extremism working group is not developing a social media screening pilot program, its top spokesman said.
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Former acting SECDEF blames media ‘hysteria’ for his response to Jan. 6 insurrection
Christopher Miller, now a private citizen, made his case before lawmakers.
-
CENTCOM is releasing drawdown updates, but they don’t include troop numbers
The drawdown is anywhere between 6 and 12 percent complete, but details on how many people are still there have been withheld.
-
Austin still mum on whether to prosecute sexual assaults outside chain of command
The services have until the end of the month to offer their feedback.
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25th service member dies of COVID-19 as White House considers mandatory vaccines
The senior chief fire controlman assigned to Information Warfare Training Command Virginia Beach died of coronavirus-related complications on Thursday, the Navy confirmed.
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DoD testing extremism questions on command climate surveys
This represents one of DoD’s first concrete policy changes on the issue of extremism in the ranks.
-
Supreme Court justice castigates Feres Doctrine over cadet’s rape lawsuit
Justice Clarence Thomas argued it’s time to rewrite the rules for troops filing claims against the government.
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As counterterror missions fade, special operations finds time to fix its own problems
The special operations community is giving itself a once-over.
-
Unspent border wall funds will be rerouted back to military construction projects
The Defense Department gave up $3.6 billion in military construction funds to build border barriers.
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Bill would create allowance for military families with food insecurity
The bill would open up SNAP benefits for many more service members.
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Pentagon pushes back on report of anti-extremism social media surveillance program
The Pentagon’s extremism working group is not developing a social media screening pilot program, its top spokesman said.
-
Former acting SECDEF blames media ‘hysteria’ for his response to Jan. 6 insurrection
Christopher Miller, now a private citizen, made his case before lawmakers.
-
CENTCOM is releasing drawdown updates, but they don’t include troop numbers
The drawdown is anywhere between 6 and 12 percent complete, but details on how many people are still there have been withheld.
-
Austin still mum on whether to prosecute sexual assaults outside chain of command
The services have until the end of the month to offer their feedback.
-
25th service member dies of COVID-19 as White House considers mandatory vaccines
The senior chief fire controlman assigned to Information Warfare Training Command Virginia Beach died of coronavirus-related complications on Thursday, the Navy confirmed.
-
DoD testing extremism questions on command climate surveys
This represents one of DoD’s first concrete policy changes on the issue of extremism in the ranks.
-
Supreme Court justice castigates Feres Doctrine over cadet’s rape lawsuit
Justice Clarence Thomas argued it’s time to rewrite the rules for troops filing claims against the government.
-
As counterterror missions fade, special operations finds time to fix its own problems
The special operations community is giving itself a once-over.
-
Unspent border wall funds will be rerouted back to military construction projects
The Defense Department gave up $3.6 billion in military construction funds to build border barriers.
-
Bill would create allowance for military families with food insecurity
The bill would open up SNAP benefits for many more service members.
