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U.S. pursues Syria cooperation with Russia amid new volatility
Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov this week.
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Attack on American University in Afghanistan leaves 13 dead
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the assault, but suspicion is likely to fall on the Taliban.
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NATO troops respond to Kabul terror attack at American University
A small number of NATO advisers are helping Afghan security forces in Kabul
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World’s largest aircraft damaged on 2nd test flight
Hybrid Air Vehicles says it is trying to determine what caused its Airlander hybrid to make a rough landing.
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North Korea plants mines in DMZ, United Nations says
The North could be trying to prevent front-line soldiers from defecting to the South, one S. Korean official says.
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Funeral services set for former Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. John Vessey
Funeral services are set for Gen. John Vessey Jr., a Minnesotan who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under President Ronald Reagan.
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Afghan officials: Taliban seize district in Kunduz province
The Taliban seized a district on Saturday in the northeastern Kunduz province, where the insurgents briefly overran the provincial capital last year before being driven out by a counteroffensive, an official said.
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Russia’s Putin blames Ukraine for sabotaging peace accords
Russian President Vladimir Putin is accusing the Ukrainian government of sabotaging peace accords for the country’s east during a visit to Crimea, the Ukrainian peninsula Russia annexed in 2014.
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Military facility contractor admits to $1.4M fraud scheme
A Pennsylvania man has pleaded guilty in a $1.4 million fraud scheme involving construction projects at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst and the Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey.
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Naval Academy’s goat mascot passes away
The Naval Academy is saying good bye to its 35th goat mascot Thursday following a history of chronic illness, according to an academy news release.
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U.S. pursues Syria cooperation with Russia amid new volatility
Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov this week.
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Attack on American University in Afghanistan leaves 13 dead
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the assault, but suspicion is likely to fall on the Taliban.
-
NATO troops respond to Kabul terror attack at American University
A small number of NATO advisers are helping Afghan security forces in Kabul
-
World’s largest aircraft damaged on 2nd test flight
Hybrid Air Vehicles says it is trying to determine what caused its Airlander hybrid to make a rough landing.
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North Korea plants mines in DMZ, United Nations says
The North could be trying to prevent front-line soldiers from defecting to the South, one S. Korean official says.
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Funeral services set for former Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. John Vessey
Funeral services are set for Gen. John Vessey Jr., a Minnesotan who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under President Ronald Reagan.
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Afghan officials: Taliban seize district in Kunduz province
The Taliban seized a district on Saturday in the northeastern Kunduz province, where the insurgents briefly overran the provincial capital last year before being driven out by a counteroffensive, an official said.
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Russia’s Putin blames Ukraine for sabotaging peace accords
Russian President Vladimir Putin is accusing the Ukrainian government of sabotaging peace accords for the country’s east during a visit to Crimea, the Ukrainian peninsula Russia annexed in 2014.
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Military facility contractor admits to $1.4M fraud scheme
A Pennsylvania man has pleaded guilty in a $1.4 million fraud scheme involving construction projects at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst and the Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey.
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Naval Academy’s goat mascot passes away
The Naval Academy is saying good bye to its 35th goat mascot Thursday following a history of chronic illness, according to an academy news release.
-
U.S. pursues Syria cooperation with Russia amid new volatility
Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov this week.
-
Attack on American University in Afghanistan leaves 13 dead
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the assault, but suspicion is likely to fall on the Taliban.
-
NATO troops respond to Kabul terror attack at American University
A small number of NATO advisers are helping Afghan security forces in Kabul
-
World’s largest aircraft damaged on 2nd test flight
Hybrid Air Vehicles says it is trying to determine what caused its Airlander hybrid to make a rough landing.
-
North Korea plants mines in DMZ, United Nations says
The North could be trying to prevent front-line soldiers from defecting to the South, one S. Korean official says.
-
Funeral services set for former Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. John Vessey
Funeral services are set for Gen. John Vessey Jr., a Minnesotan who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under President Ronald Reagan.
-
Afghan officials: Taliban seize district in Kunduz province
The Taliban seized a district on Saturday in the northeastern Kunduz province, where the insurgents briefly overran the provincial capital last year before being driven out by a counteroffensive, an official said.
-
Russia’s Putin blames Ukraine for sabotaging peace accords
Russian President Vladimir Putin is accusing the Ukrainian government of sabotaging peace accords for the country’s east during a visit to Crimea, the Ukrainian peninsula Russia annexed in 2014.
-
Military facility contractor admits to $1.4M fraud scheme
A Pennsylvania man has pleaded guilty in a $1.4 million fraud scheme involving construction projects at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst and the Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey.
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Naval Academy’s goat mascot passes away
The Naval Academy is saying good bye to its 35th goat mascot Thursday following a history of chronic illness, according to an academy news release.
