Tragic Deaths of U.S. Service Members in Afghanistan Won’t Stop Evacuation Mission
The attacks involved an explosive set off by a suicide
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From Small Committees to National Elections, Group Decision-Making Can Be Complicated
In collective decision-making systems, such as committees and governments, many
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
Led by American Jewish Committee (AJC), Secretaries of State from
Nearly 22k Personnel Out of Afghanistan in Last 24 Hours
Using U.S. C-17 Globemaster III and C-130 Hercules aircraft along
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
U.S. Seeks to Open More Locations to Aid Evacuation From Kabul, General Says
John F. Kirby, Pentagon press secretary, and Army Maj. Gen.
Rent Relief is a Success for Rhode Island Emergency Rental Assistance Program
Rhode Island Housing and Mortgage Finance Corporation (RIHousing) is allocating
Flow of Evacuees out of Kabul Continuing Apace, Officials Say
The Defense Department has the capacity and the capability to
Action Against Hunger Responds to Major Earthquake and Storm in Haiti, Addresses Urgent Need for Food, Water, Sanitation
Action Against Hunger is mounting a response to the 7.2
After 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake, Hope for Haiti Issues Emergency Appeal to Raise $5 Million
In response to the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck the
Austin, Milley Say DOD Laser-Focused on Kabul Evacuation Mission
The secretary and Army Gen. Mark Milley, the chairman of
Where the Nation Stands on the Proposed Federal Infrastructure Bill
On Tuesday, August 10, 2021 the US Senate passed a
Afghan Refugees at Risk: Steps the White House Can Take to Help
With the White House issuing a memorandum yesterday authorizing emergency
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
Over the past few weeks, the Taliban has quickly taken
Trust in Governments and Healthcare Workers Low Globally, Influencing Attitudes on Health and Vaccines
Trusting health advice from governments and health workers, and feeling
Samaritan’s Purse Airlifts Critical Relief Supplies to Haiti After 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake
On Friday, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti. It caused
U.S. Conference of Mayors’ 89th Annual Meeting No Longer Taking Place in Person
The U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) announced that its 89th
Government Law Center Releases New Explainer on Enforcement of the Voting Rights Act in the 21st Century
The Government Law Center (GLC) at Albany Law School has just
SCOTUS Partially Blocks New York Eviction Moratorium, Putting More People at Risk of Homelessness
The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked part of an eviction
Troops En Route to Afghanistan Aim to Help Remove Civilians, Pentagon Official
U.S. Forces Afghanistan-Forward continue to provide security in Kabul, Afghanistan,
China, Russia Pose Strategic Challenges for U.S., Allies, Admiral Says
The U.S. is now navigating through uncharted waters with the
Global Eradication of COVID-19 Probably Feasible, and More So Than for Polio, Say Public Health Experts
The global eradication of COVID-19 is probably feasible, and more
Defense Official Outlines U.S. Security Assistance, Cooperation in Middle East
Dana Stroul, deputy assistant secretary of defense for Middle East
US-UK Relationship and 80th Anniversary of Atlantic Charter
In 1941, the United States and the United Kingdom were
Biden to Approve Austin’s Request to Make COVID-19 Vaccine Mandatory for Service Members
Austin released a message to the troops saying that after
Title 42 Extension Step in Right Direction but Much More Needs to Be Done
The Biden administration’s announcement to extend the Title 42 public
New Data Analysis of U.S. ‘Oligopoly Problem’ Reaffirms Antitrust Push
A new study on U.S. oligopolies uses, according to its
Family Values Outweigh Politics in U.S. Latinos’ Climate Beliefs
For many in the U.S., human-caused climate change is a
Global Labor Leader From Pennsylvania, Richard L. Trumka Dies
National AFL-CIO President Richard L. Trumka, a former United Mine
U.S. Will Continue to Operate in South China Sea to Ensure Prosperity for All
There’s a variety of concerns that keep Indo-Pacom on its
Top Military Medical Doctor Predicts Coronavirus Longevity
COVID-19 and other such coronaviruses likely will stay in the
Florida Atlantic University Expert Answers Questions About Delta Variant, Vaccines and Public Safety
Florida Atlantic University’s Joanna Drowos, D.O., M.P.H., M.B.A., associate chair
Pentagon ‘Safe, Secure’ Following Attack
Kusse spoke at the Pentagon Briefing yesterday afternoon. “This morning
Black and Latinx Conservatives “Upshift” Competence to White Audiences
When communicating in mostly white settings, politically conservative Black and
More American Parents of Teens Are Purchasing Firearms During the Pandemic
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, more parents of
New National Labor Relations Board Members Approved by Senate Have Long History of Standing Up for Hardworking Americans
The following is a statement from Teamsters General President Jim
As COVID-19 Cases Rise in the U.S., Connect Chicago Initiative Expands Community Testing
With cases of COVID-19 again on the rise in portions of Illinois
A Group’s Moral Values May Help Determine the Likelihood of Hate-Motivated Harmful Acts
From attacks on synagogues and mosques to the COVID-era spike
Alabama City Partners With MayorCommand to Launch Nation’s First Cyber-City Hall
The ability of elected leaders to adapt their government services
Governor Gianforte and Montana Congressional Delegation to Mark Launch of Rimrock Concierge
Governor Greg Gianforte, the Montana Congressional Delegation of Senators Tester
More Than the Games: The Olympics and the Global Spotlight on Societal Issues
Millions of spectators tuned in Friday to watch the opening
Austin Arrives in Singapore to Highlight U.S. Reliability
This is the secretary’s second trip to the Indo-Pacific region
A Politically Polarized Nation: Different Understandings, Varieties of Diversity
In a report published by Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin,
Austin Administers Speedy Swearing-In for DOD’s New Indo-Pacific Policy Guru
Ratner, who is now the assistant secretary of defense for
Oregon Governor Signs Bill Declaring April as Arab American Heritage Month
This week, Oregon Governor Kate Brown signed into law House
