Event on U.S. Capitol Lawn Spotlights Need for Centrally Located Global War on Terror Memorial (GWOT)
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) yesterday brought over 30 post-9/11 veterans
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Nation’s Mayors Welcome Biden Framework to Build Back Better
Joe Biden believes that there’s no greater economic engine in
Austin Emphasizes Importance of Working With Partners in Central, South America
Lloyd J. Austin III delivered remarks during a change of
Global Guardian Named NASA’s Medical Evacuation Partner for Johnson Space Center
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has appointed Global
DOD Officials Testify Before Senate Panel on U.S. Actions in Afghanistan
Defense Department officials praised the actions of U.S. service members
U.S. Government Still Working to Evacuate Afghans
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U.S. – Taiwan Working Group Meeting on International Organizations (IO Talks)
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Urgent Action Needed to Integrate Climate Change Mitigation Into COVID-19 Recovery Plans
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NATO Secretary General Details Agenda for Defense Meeting
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No Other Military or Transportation Enterprise Could Have Executed Afghanistan Evacuation
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First African American Joint Chiefs Chairman Also Was the Youngest
Retired Army Gen. Colin L. Powell, who was an ROTC
U.S. Department of Energy Announces $105 Million for Small Businesses to Invest in Clean Energy Research and Development
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Austin, Milley Welcome New Transcom Commander
Aside from the competence of its troops, America’s greatest military
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Army Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint
Black Farmers File Intervention in Texas Court Disputing Initial Ruling Against $4 Billion in ARPA Relief
After decades of longstanding racism in the United States Department
U.S. Army Highlights Future Pandemic Preparedness
The U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command (MRDC), a
Prior Authorization Relief Bill Reaches Significant Milestone
H.R. 3173, the Improving Seniors’ Timely Access to Care Act
New Threats to NATO Demand Old Solution: Unity, Stoltenberg Says
The world faces uncertainty with threats not only from nation
NATO’s Stoltenberg Visits Pentagon, Meets With Austin to Discuss Alliance Future
Austin thanked the secretary general for all he’s done to
Guardsmen Help Louisiana Rebuild After Ida
Every military service member understands sacrifice and selfless service are
Austin Gives Senate Hard Truths of Lessons From Afghanistan
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Secretary Blinken’s Meeting With Mexican Foreign Secretary and Central American Foreign Ministers
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken and USAID Administrator Samantha
Investigation of August 29 Airstrike in Kabul to Get Its Own Review
The investigation performed by U.S. Central Command to look into
Biden Submarine Deal With Australia a ‘Crippling Blow’ to France
The Biden administration announced a deal to help Australia deploy
Inaugural Globe Summit Will Feature John Kerry, Senator Ed Markey, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Jenny Slate, Senator Elizabeth Warren
The Boston Globe will bring together some of the greatest
Anti-Ship Missile System Key to Modernization
The Marine Corps’ top modernization priority is fulfilling the requirement
Government Law Center’s New Explainer on Joint Investigating Committees, Their Role in a Post-Cuomo New York
The Government Law Center (GLC) at Albany Law School has just
Ramstein Air Base: Setting Up an Instant City for Afghan Evacuees
Young Abdul was teething and letting his grandfather know that
Remembering 9/11: America’s Darkest Day
United Airlines Flight 93 was soaring over Pennsylvania en route
U.S. Military Capabilities, Capacity, Alliance Network Made Kabul Evacuation Possible
No other military in the world could do what the
Myers Remembers September 11, 2001, Says Lessons Still Can Be Learned
When Air Force Gen. Richard B. Myers first heard of
Ida’s Aftermath Reveals Resiliency Voids on Gulf Coast
Hurricane Ida slammed into the Louisiana coast on Sunday, leaving
DOD Building Capacity to Support up to 50,000 Afghan Evacuees
As part of Operation Allies Refuge, the Defense Department is
Tragic Deaths of U.S. Service Members in Afghanistan Won’t Stop Evacuation Mission
The attacks involved an explosive set off by a suicide
With Afghanistan Evacuation, It’s Lives Over Equipment … Period, DOD Spokesman Says
The U.S. military is planning to leave Afghanistan by August
U.S. Legally, Morally Obligated to ‘Clean Up the Mess’ in Afghanistan
A West Virginia University researcher who has worked with refugees
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
Global Eradication of COVID-19 Probably Feasible, and More So Than for Polio, Say Public Health Experts
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Title 42 Extension Step in Right Direction but Much More Needs to Be Done
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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
More American Parents of Teens Are Purchasing Firearms During the Pandemic
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, more parents of
Climate Change Has National Security Implications, DOD Official Says
Understanding and dealing with climate change is important to national
Austin Details Messages He Will Deliver in Indo-Pacific, Discusses Afghanistan
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III previewed his trip
Vaccine Acceptance Higher in Developing Nations Than U.S.
According to new research published July 16 in Nature Medicine, willingness
For The People Sponsors State Budget and Supports Governor Newsom in Signing $18M California County Resentencing Pilot Program
For The People—the national nonprofit working with prosecutors to remedy
Defense Department Will Provide Options for ‘Operation Allies Refuge’
As part of “Operation Allies Refuge,” by the end of
U.S. Citizen Migrant Children in Mexico Lacking Adequate Health Insurance
While attending a conference at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
National Safety Council Statement on New CDC Drug Overdose Data
The National Safety Council is greatly disappointed by the latest
Spain’s Defense Minister Visits U.S. Ship
Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles received a tour aboard the
After Authority Transition in Afghanistan, Airport Security Remains Top Priority
Kirby said that through the drawdown, which is expected to
