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First Lt. Sam Kendricks,
28, was one of several athletes who tested positive for the virus on
Thursday.
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Mandating
the vaccine prior to FDA approval will likely trigger opposition from
vaccine opponents within the armed services, and drag the military
into political debates over what has become a highly divisive issue
in America.
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As
Taliban militants close in on Afghanistan’s provincial capitals,
they are inching closer to central prisons that house around 5,000
of their fellow fighters, leaving the government scrambling to
secure the detention facilities.
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The
Senate convened for a rare weekend session on Saturday, with Senate
Majority Leader Chuck Schumer encouraging the authors of a
bipartisan infrastructure plan to finish writing their bill so that
senators can begin offering amendments.
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The
strike Thursday night on the oil tanker Mercer Street marks the
first-known fatal attack after years of assaults on commercial
shipping in the region linked to tensions with Iran over its
tattered nuclear deal.
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The
fatal crash that took the life of Keesler airman Daniel
Germenis happened shortly after 1 p.m.
Wednesday after several witnesses spotted civilian contractor
Emmett Bennett driving a Ford F-150 pickup truck erratically and
speeding at the Air Force base.
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Legal
experts said there is little precedent for forcing lawmakers to
testify as part of a congressional inquiry if they resist a
subpoena, an issue members of the Jan. 6 panel said they have yet to
fully investigate or plan for as they plot out the next steps for
their probe.
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The
COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with record sales of firearms, has
fueled a shortage of ammunition in the United States that is having
an impact on law enforcement agencies, people seeking personal protection,
recreational shooters and hunters — and could deny new gun owners
the practice they need to handle their weapons safely.
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It's
been 53 years since Larry Ritchie, 76, fought as a U.S. Army
private during the Vietnam War. But the experiences are as fresh to
him as the day he endured them.
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Secretary
of State Antony Blinken said the layoffs are regrettable and
something the U.S. had hoped to avert.
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A
February halt to Department of Defense advisory boards
has prevented the Naval Academy Board of Visitors from
meeting since 2020.
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