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Women of color are lagging behind in Air Force’s push for diversity

The service is becoming more gender-diverse, but those gains aren’t the same across women of various races and ethnicities.

By Rachel S. Cohen

2 years ago

Air Force finds hurdles to success for women, Hispanics, other minorities in second disparity review

The review collected more than 100,000 responses and nearly 17,000 single-spaced pages of input.

By Rachel S. Cohen

3 years ago

Driver in 2019 crash that killed 7 members of JarHeads Motorcycle Club had drug problem

The pickup truck driver told police after his arrest he had used both heroin and cocaine the morning of the crash.

3 years ago

Japan’s Abe meets Saudi king amid Persian Gulf troubles

Japan has sought to remain politically neutral as tensions in the Middle East escalated following President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw the U.S. from Iran’s nuclear deal with world powers.

By Abdullah Al-Shihri, The Associated Press and Aya Batrawy, The Associated Press

4 years ago

LGBTQ slurs, pretending a chain gun was his penis, investigation into battalion commander fired in middle of MEU deployment shows

Lt. Col. Marcus J. Mainz, was fired in the middle of a deployment with the 26th MEU in May 2018.

By Philip Athey

4 years ago

Man arrested in terrorism probe told FBI he’d execute a US service member for ISIS

An Alabama man has been apprehended as part of a yearslong terrorism probe in which the FBI says he told agents he would execute a U.S. service member if ordered to do so by the Islamic State group.

By Jeff Martin, The Associated Press

5 years ago