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Biden Calls Unity America’s Greatest Strength on 9/11 20th Anniversary
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Infrastructure Plan Needs Training, Long-Term Assurance of Jobs
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New Study on COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Largest U.S. Cities Finds Stark Inequities
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No other military in the world could do what the
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Myers Remembers September 11, 2001, Says Lessons Still Can Be Learned
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New West Virginia Health Survey Aims to Better Inform Policymakers to Help Deliver Resources to Communities in Need
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UA Little Rock Researchers Explore Challenges Faced by Homeless LGBTQ Adults in Arkansas
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Military Phase of Evacuation Ends, as Does America’s Longest War
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Direct Relief Commits $1 Million in Funding, Offers Medical Inventory for Hurricane Ida Recovery
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DOD Building Capacity to Support up to 50,000 Afghan Evacuees
As part of Operation Allies Refuge, the Defense Department is
‘Over-the-Horizon’ Air Strike Kills 2 High-Profile ISIS-K Targets
The U.S. military conducted an unmanned drone strike in Nangarhar
Concrete Expert Ken Hover Ph.D. to Play Key Role in Florida Building Collapse Investigation
Concrete expert Ken Hover, Ph.D. ’84, professor in the College
Tragic Deaths of U.S. Service Members in Afghanistan Won’t Stop Evacuation Mission
The attacks involved an explosive set off by a suicide
From Small Committees to National Elections, Group Decision-Making Can Be Complicated
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With Afghanistan Evacuation, It’s Lives Over Equipment … Period, DOD Spokesman Says
The U.S. military is planning to leave Afghanistan by August
Space Force Activates Training, Readiness Command
The Department of the Air Force activated the third and
AJC Hosts Training With National Association of Secretaries of State
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Nearly 22k Personnel Out of Afghanistan in Last 24 Hours
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AHRC NYC Advocates for DSP Salaries at White House Virtual Roundtable
A historic investment in human infrastructure that includes salaries for
U.S. Legally, Morally Obligated to ‘Clean Up the Mess’ in Afghanistan
A West Virginia University researcher who has worked with refugees
Marines Join USS Arlington for Haiti Disaster Relief
Marines and Sailors of 2nd Marine Division aboard the San
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John F. Kirby, Pentagon press secretary, and Army Maj. Gen.
Rent Relief is a Success for Rhode Island Emergency Rental Assistance Program
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Flow of Evacuees out of Kabul Continuing Apace, Officials Say
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Action Against Hunger Responds to Major Earthquake and Storm in Haiti, Addresses Urgent Need for Food, Water, Sanitation
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Austin, Milley Say DOD Laser-Focused on Kabul Evacuation Mission
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Where the Nation Stands on the Proposed Federal Infrastructure Bill
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DOD Officials Say U.S. Could Evacuate Up to 9,000 a Day From Afghanistan
Air operations at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan,
Afghanistan Crisis: Here’s Why the U.S., International Community Won’t Stop The Taliban
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Trust in Governments and Healthcare Workers Low Globally, Influencing Attitudes on Health and Vaccines
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Samaritan’s Purse Airlifts Critical Relief Supplies to Haiti After 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake
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U.S. Conference of Mayors’ 89th Annual Meeting No Longer Taking Place in Person
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Government Law Center Releases New Explainer on Enforcement of the Voting Rights Act in the 21st Century
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SCOTUS Partially Blocks New York Eviction Moratorium, Putting More People at Risk of Homelessness
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Troops En Route to Afghanistan Aim to Help Remove Civilians, Pentagon Official
U.S. Forces Afghanistan-Forward continue to provide security in Kabul, Afghanistan,
