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The
holiday season can be especially challenging for those facing the
emotional and mental challenges stemming from life in the military.
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During the Battle of the Bulge, three
Americans, one severely injured, came to a remote cabin. Then lost
German soldiers showed up. So they shared a meal.
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The U.S. Navy has given another $5.1
billion boost to its high-priority Columbia class submarine program
and its designer and lead contractor on the new class of ballistic
missile subs, the Electric Boat division of General Dynamics in
Groton.
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken
told his Chinese counterpart that it was important for Beijing to
be transparent about a growing COVID-19 outbreak, as questions
mount about whether Chinese officials are trying to downplay the
number of deaths.
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Three men sued, saying they could not
attend boot camp if forced to shave their beards. A court ruling on
Friday said the Marine Corps cannot force Sikh recruits to go
against their religious beliefs by shaving their beards.
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Federal proposals that would have
significantly boosted security funding for election offices and
heightened penalties for threatening their staff failed to advance
this year, leaving state officials looking to their legislatures
for support.
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Authorities are investigating a Friday
shooting after an airman at Shaw Air Force Base shot a person
attempting to illegally access the base, an official statement on
the base’s website said.
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As a Customs and Border Protection
officer, Navy veteran Raul Rodriguez had for decades been involved
with the deportations of thousands of people. Then, one day in
2018, he was found to be in the country illegally. In November,
Rodriguez went before a judge and received an apology.
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Russian shells pummeled the southern
Ukrainian city of Kherson on Saturday, killing seven people and
injuring 58 more in the city that Moscow's forces were forced to
abandon last month.
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Two Chinese cities reported daily COVID-19
cases that far surpassed the official national tally, in another
illustration of the unreliability of data in a country grappling
with infections after abruptly ending COVID zero.
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A Tacoma seminary program associated with
a chain of churches raided by the FBI earlier this year has lost
approval to receive federal Veterans Affairs education funds.
Former members have described the chain as a cult that defrauds
soldiers.
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