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The fuel spill at a Navy-run facility in Hawaii
that supplies water to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam was most likely the
result of an operator error, though an ongoing investigation into the
cause is expected to draw more definite conclusions.
An 82nd Airborne Division paratrooper was
cleared of all charges related to a deadly 2020 gunfight in Syria
between U.S. troops and forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad.
Defense Department schools in Europe are
making an exception to a COVID-19 vaccination requirement for
students traveling to extracurricular activities by allowing
students to arrange their own transportation.
Basketball and wrestling competitions at
Defense Department schools in Japan, South Korea and Okinawa have
been put on hold for two weeks amid an uptick in coronavirus cases.
U.S. Forces Japan and the Japanese
government agreed to keep American service members, Defense
Department civilians and their families close to their
installations to curb further spread of the disease.
With the omicron variant spreading with
ferocious speed, Los Angeles County has reached another milestone
in the pandemic: more than 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases.
The US Navy will comply with Hawaii's
order to remove fuel from a massive underground storage tank
facility near Pearl Harbor blamed for contaminating drinking water,
officials said Tuesday.
A defense lawyer for Adam Fox argued that
conversations captured by a spy gadget will prove there was no
conspiracy to kidnap Mich. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and that the
government entrapped five men who are now awaiting trial in the
case.
Tuesday's total of 145,982 people in U.S.
hospitals with COVID-19, which includes 4,462 children, passed the
record of 142,273 set on Jan. 14, 2021, during the previous peak of
the pandemic in this country.
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