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By Saturday, about 2,300
men, women and children who managed to get a flight out of Kabul to
escape Taliban rule were settling into their temporary home, waiting for
the next leg of their journey.
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The
Pentagon’s effort to mandate coronavirus vaccination for all 1.3
million active-duty service members will continue to face
resistance from a segment of the force until military leaders
devise an effective strategy for countering pervasive doubt about
the pandemic’s seriousness and widespread misinformation about the
shots.
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Potential
Islamic State threats against Americans in Afghanistan are forcing
the U.S. military to develop new ways to get evacuees to the
airport in Kabul, a senior U.S. official said Saturday, adding a
new complication to the already chaotic efforts to get people out
of the country after its swift fall to the Taliban.
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The
president embraces a cautious worldview that prizes alliances but
also narrows the aperture of American influence, with greater
attention on domestic concerns.
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Evacuees
seem to be in “good condition,” said Brig. Gen. Josh Olson, the
86th Airlift Wing commander. “They look exhausted. They look very
tired” and are traveling with “very little,” he said. “But seeing
the children and the families coming off with huge smiles, it warms
your heart.”
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One
of Kathy Patron’s wishes was for people to remember her
son — U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Daniel J.
Patron was killed in action 10 years ago in Afghanistan.
They do.
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One
of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard’s dry docks is about to
get a huge overhaul to increase the 221-year-old shipyard’s ability
to maintain, modernize and repair the Navy’s Los
Angeles-class and Virginia-class submarines.
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Haunted
by a 2015 migration crisis fueled by the Syrian war, European
leaders desperately want to avoid another large-scale influx of
refugees and migrants from Afghanistan.
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West
Virginia Gov. Jim Justice ordered United States and West Virginia
flags at state-owned properties flown at half-staff on Saturday in
honor of a World War II sailor whose remains were recently returned
to West Virginia.
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The
urgency of preparations for a monster storm hitting parts of the
Northeast became a priority Saturday when Henri was promoted to a
hurricane as the tropical system moved closer to landfall, expected
to hit Long Island and Connecticut first.
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