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FBI needs new limits on use of foreign spy data, says advisory board
The White House board says FBI should stop using a database of foreigners’ emails and communications to investigate crimes other than national security.
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Russian missiles strike Zelenskyy’s hometown, kill at least 6 people
Russian ballistic missiles slammed into an apartment complex and a university building in the the central city of Kryvyi Rih.
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Wisconsin judge dismisses lawsuit over military voting lists
GOP State Rep. Janel Brandtjen, who has embraced election conspiracy theories, sued in November to stop military absentee ballots from being counted.
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US to announce $345 million military aid package for Taiwan
The package includes man-portable air defense systems, or MANPADS, intelligence and surveillance capabilities, firearms and missiles.
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DoD chief: US and Australia stand against China’s ‘bullying behavior’
Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken are in Australia for talks aimed at countering Beijing’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
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US troops in Ukraine can now earn hazard pay
The Pentagon says a small number of U.S. troops are stationed at the American embassy in Kyiv, but are not conducting combat operations in the country.
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North Korean leader meets with Russian defense minister
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met with Russia’s defense minister to discuss military issues and the regional security environment, state media said.
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How Niger’s attempted coup could expand extremism, and Wagner
More than 1,000 U.S. service personnel are in Niger to combat the growing threat from various groups of Islamic extremists.
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Pentagon chief in Papua New Guinea to boost ties, offset China
Austin said the U.S. would help the country expand its military capability, modernize its forces and increase interoperability with the U.S. military.
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Air defense ammo, Strykers among latest weapons shipment to Ukraine
The weapons shipment will be worth up to $400 million, and the U.S. has sent more than $43 billion to Ukraine since Russia launched its invasion.
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FBI needs new limits on use of foreign spy data, says advisory board
The White House board says FBI should stop using a database of foreigners’ emails and communications to investigate crimes other than national security.
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Russian missiles strike Zelenskyy’s hometown, kill at least 6 people
Russian ballistic missiles slammed into an apartment complex and a university building in the the central city of Kryvyi Rih.
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Wisconsin judge dismisses lawsuit over military voting lists
GOP State Rep. Janel Brandtjen, who has embraced election conspiracy theories, sued in November to stop military absentee ballots from being counted.
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US to announce $345 million military aid package for Taiwan
The package includes man-portable air defense systems, or MANPADS, intelligence and surveillance capabilities, firearms and missiles.
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DoD chief: US and Australia stand against China’s ‘bullying behavior’
Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken are in Australia for talks aimed at countering Beijing’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
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US troops in Ukraine can now earn hazard pay
The Pentagon says a small number of U.S. troops are stationed at the American embassy in Kyiv, but are not conducting combat operations in the country.
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North Korean leader meets with Russian defense minister
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met with Russia’s defense minister to discuss military issues and the regional security environment, state media said.
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How Niger’s attempted coup could expand extremism, and Wagner
More than 1,000 U.S. service personnel are in Niger to combat the growing threat from various groups of Islamic extremists.
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Pentagon chief in Papua New Guinea to boost ties, offset China
Austin said the U.S. would help the country expand its military capability, modernize its forces and increase interoperability with the U.S. military.
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Air defense ammo, Strykers among latest weapons shipment to Ukraine
The weapons shipment will be worth up to $400 million, and the U.S. has sent more than $43 billion to Ukraine since Russia launched its invasion.
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FBI needs new limits on use of foreign spy data, says advisory board
The White House board says FBI should stop using a database of foreigners’ emails and communications to investigate crimes other than national security.
-
Russian missiles strike Zelenskyy’s hometown, kill at least 6 people
Russian ballistic missiles slammed into an apartment complex and a university building in the the central city of Kryvyi Rih.
-
Wisconsin judge dismisses lawsuit over military voting lists
GOP State Rep. Janel Brandtjen, who has embraced election conspiracy theories, sued in November to stop military absentee ballots from being counted.
-
US to announce $345 million military aid package for Taiwan
The package includes man-portable air defense systems, or MANPADS, intelligence and surveillance capabilities, firearms and missiles.
-
DoD chief: US and Australia stand against China’s ‘bullying behavior’
Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken are in Australia for talks aimed at countering Beijing’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
-
US troops in Ukraine can now earn hazard pay
The Pentagon says a small number of U.S. troops are stationed at the American embassy in Kyiv, but are not conducting combat operations in the country.
-
North Korean leader meets with Russian defense minister
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met with Russia’s defense minister to discuss military issues and the regional security environment, state media said.
-
How Niger’s attempted coup could expand extremism, and Wagner
More than 1,000 U.S. service personnel are in Niger to combat the growing threat from various groups of Islamic extremists.
-
Pentagon chief in Papua New Guinea to boost ties, offset China
Austin said the U.S. would help the country expand its military capability, modernize its forces and increase interoperability with the U.S. military.
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Air defense ammo, Strykers among latest weapons shipment to Ukraine
The weapons shipment will be worth up to $400 million, and the U.S. has sent more than $43 billion to Ukraine since Russia launched its invasion.
