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Now 97, Navy veteran recalls Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor
He swam through flaming water in Kaneohe Bay, and saw smoke and sinking ships all around.
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Russia asked to joint operate a US base in Syria. Coalition says hard pass.
Russians say the two countries should jointly control a key transit area between Syria and Iraq.
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In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
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Another for-profit college chain, popular with GI Bill users, closes suddenly
One of the nation’s largest for-profit college chains announced Wednesday that it was abruptly closing in dozens of locations nationwide, after its accrediting agency suspended approval.
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Somali officials report deadly US-backed raid on al-Shabab
Somali commandos backed by U.S. forces raided two al-Shabab checkpoints at which the extremists extort money from commercial vehicles, killing several fighters, Somali intelligence officials said Wednesday.
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Despite Afghan deaths, slow peace efforts, NATO vows to stay
Fifteen years after NATO took the lead on international security efforts in Afghanistan, the military alliance’s foreign ministers on Wednesday reaffirmed their commitment to stay the course despite mounting Afghan casualties and the slow pace of peace efforts.
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If US develops banned missiles, so will Russia, Putin warns
Russian leader says if the U.S. leaves the arms control treaty, all bets are off.
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The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
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New CENTCOM head on Afghanistan mission: ‘I don’t know how long it will take’
The nominee to take over the combatant command told senators he can’t put any timeline on the 17-year-old mission there.
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‘We were gonna die together’: Trial testimony lays out years of work by Iran that led to deadly attacks on US troops in Iraq
The trial could make victims and their families eligible for compensation from a fund for terrorist victims.
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Now 97, Navy veteran recalls Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor
He swam through flaming water in Kaneohe Bay, and saw smoke and sinking ships all around.
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Russia asked to joint operate a US base in Syria. Coalition says hard pass.
Russians say the two countries should jointly control a key transit area between Syria and Iraq.
-
In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
-
Another for-profit college chain, popular with GI Bill users, closes suddenly
One of the nation’s largest for-profit college chains announced Wednesday that it was abruptly closing in dozens of locations nationwide, after its accrediting agency suspended approval.
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Somali officials report deadly US-backed raid on al-Shabab
Somali commandos backed by U.S. forces raided two al-Shabab checkpoints at which the extremists extort money from commercial vehicles, killing several fighters, Somali intelligence officials said Wednesday.
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Despite Afghan deaths, slow peace efforts, NATO vows to stay
Fifteen years after NATO took the lead on international security efforts in Afghanistan, the military alliance’s foreign ministers on Wednesday reaffirmed their commitment to stay the course despite mounting Afghan casualties and the slow pace of peace efforts.
-
If US develops banned missiles, so will Russia, Putin warns
Russian leader says if the U.S. leaves the arms control treaty, all bets are off.
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The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
-
New CENTCOM head on Afghanistan mission: ‘I don’t know how long it will take’
The nominee to take over the combatant command told senators he can’t put any timeline on the 17-year-old mission there.
-
‘We were gonna die together’: Trial testimony lays out years of work by Iran that led to deadly attacks on US troops in Iraq
The trial could make victims and their families eligible for compensation from a fund for terrorist victims.
-
Now 97, Navy veteran recalls Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor
He swam through flaming water in Kaneohe Bay, and saw smoke and sinking ships all around.
-
Russia asked to joint operate a US base in Syria. Coalition says hard pass.
Russians say the two countries should jointly control a key transit area between Syria and Iraq.
-
In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
-
Another for-profit college chain, popular with GI Bill users, closes suddenly
One of the nation’s largest for-profit college chains announced Wednesday that it was abruptly closing in dozens of locations nationwide, after its accrediting agency suspended approval.
-
Somali officials report deadly US-backed raid on al-Shabab
Somali commandos backed by U.S. forces raided two al-Shabab checkpoints at which the extremists extort money from commercial vehicles, killing several fighters, Somali intelligence officials said Wednesday.
-
Despite Afghan deaths, slow peace efforts, NATO vows to stay
Fifteen years after NATO took the lead on international security efforts in Afghanistan, the military alliance’s foreign ministers on Wednesday reaffirmed their commitment to stay the course despite mounting Afghan casualties and the slow pace of peace efforts.
-
If US develops banned missiles, so will Russia, Putin warns
Russian leader says if the U.S. leaves the arms control treaty, all bets are off.
-
The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
-
New CENTCOM head on Afghanistan mission: ‘I don’t know how long it will take’
The nominee to take over the combatant command told senators he can’t put any timeline on the 17-year-old mission there.
-
‘We were gonna die together’: Trial testimony lays out years of work by Iran that led to deadly attacks on US troops in Iraq
The trial could make victims and their families eligible for compensation from a fund for terrorist victims.
