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How gas can lead to war (but not where you might think)
Refusing to start Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline in Denmark is not only a defense of the economic interests of some European countries, but also of their territorial integrity, says the author of this commentary.
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Deported veterans fought for this country. It’s time to fight for them, too
Sen. Tammy Duckworth says we should be honoring those immigrants who can’t even vote yet, but who love this country so much they’re willing to die for it.
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How the stress of military transition leads to regrettable career and relationship decisions
We indoctrinate young men and women into the norms of military culture, but we currently lack a commensurate program to help them reconnect with their deeper identity when they leave, say the authors of this commentary.
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US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
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My country: Where did it go and will I ever get it back?
The current national political atmosphere is very damaging to our values and, in turn, to the security of our nation.
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Honoring our sacred duty
“When you raise your right hand and vow to give everything to your country, America commits to taking care of you and your family. It’s a two-way promise that lasts long after you hang up your uniform. ”
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The GI Bill should’ve been race neutral, politicos made sure it wasn’t
While white veterans got into college with relative ease, black service members faced limited options and outright denial in their pursuit for educational advancement.
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Countering lies with truth: Battling terrorist propaganda in East Africa
Terrorist organizations often spread disinformation and falsities as propaganda to bolster their destructive cause and to aid recruiting efforts.
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On consumer credit and unintended consequences
Consumers — members of our armed services most of all — must be protected from bad actors, but not with blanket rules that fail to account for their very real needs and that risk bringing real harm to their economic security, says the author of this commentary.
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Power in partnership: An investment in a promising future for Africa
Investment in partnerships sets the foundation for future opportunity for the U.S., as well as our partners, says the deputy AFRICOM commander in this commentary.
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How gas can lead to war (but not where you might think)
Refusing to start Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline in Denmark is not only a defense of the economic interests of some European countries, but also of their territorial integrity, says the author of this commentary.
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Deported veterans fought for this country. It’s time to fight for them, too
Sen. Tammy Duckworth says we should be honoring those immigrants who can’t even vote yet, but who love this country so much they’re willing to die for it.
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How the stress of military transition leads to regrettable career and relationship decisions
We indoctrinate young men and women into the norms of military culture, but we currently lack a commensurate program to help them reconnect with their deeper identity when they leave, say the authors of this commentary.
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US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
-
My country: Where did it go and will I ever get it back?
The current national political atmosphere is very damaging to our values and, in turn, to the security of our nation.
-
Honoring our sacred duty
“When you raise your right hand and vow to give everything to your country, America commits to taking care of you and your family. It’s a two-way promise that lasts long after you hang up your uniform. ”
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The GI Bill should’ve been race neutral, politicos made sure it wasn’t
While white veterans got into college with relative ease, black service members faced limited options and outright denial in their pursuit for educational advancement.
-
Countering lies with truth: Battling terrorist propaganda in East Africa
Terrorist organizations often spread disinformation and falsities as propaganda to bolster their destructive cause and to aid recruiting efforts.
-
On consumer credit and unintended consequences
Consumers — members of our armed services most of all — must be protected from bad actors, but not with blanket rules that fail to account for their very real needs and that risk bringing real harm to their economic security, says the author of this commentary.
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Power in partnership: An investment in a promising future for Africa
Investment in partnerships sets the foundation for future opportunity for the U.S., as well as our partners, says the deputy AFRICOM commander in this commentary.
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How gas can lead to war (but not where you might think)
Refusing to start Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline in Denmark is not only a defense of the economic interests of some European countries, but also of their territorial integrity, says the author of this commentary.
-
Deported veterans fought for this country. It’s time to fight for them, too
Sen. Tammy Duckworth says we should be honoring those immigrants who can’t even vote yet, but who love this country so much they’re willing to die for it.
-
How the stress of military transition leads to regrettable career and relationship decisions
We indoctrinate young men and women into the norms of military culture, but we currently lack a commensurate program to help them reconnect with their deeper identity when they leave, say the authors of this commentary.
-
US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
-
My country: Where did it go and will I ever get it back?
The current national political atmosphere is very damaging to our values and, in turn, to the security of our nation.
-
Honoring our sacred duty
“When you raise your right hand and vow to give everything to your country, America commits to taking care of you and your family. It’s a two-way promise that lasts long after you hang up your uniform. ”
-
The GI Bill should’ve been race neutral, politicos made sure it wasn’t
While white veterans got into college with relative ease, black service members faced limited options and outright denial in their pursuit for educational advancement.
-
Countering lies with truth: Battling terrorist propaganda in East Africa
Terrorist organizations often spread disinformation and falsities as propaganda to bolster their destructive cause and to aid recruiting efforts.
-
On consumer credit and unintended consequences
Consumers — members of our armed services most of all — must be protected from bad actors, but not with blanket rules that fail to account for their very real needs and that risk bringing real harm to their economic security, says the author of this commentary.
-
Power in partnership: An investment in a promising future for Africa
Investment in partnerships sets the foundation for future opportunity for the U.S., as well as our partners, says the deputy AFRICOM commander in this commentary.
