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Veterans get protections from retaliation at government agencies
Over the years, the courts have debated whether USERRA protects veterans against workplace harassment.
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China vows ‘forceful’ measures after US-Taiwan meeting
China is vowing reprisals against Taiwan after the US House speaker and the island’s president met, saying the U.S. is on a “wrong and dangerous road.”
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Defense Department detains guest in hotel training mix-up
The FBI said participants in a Department of Defense training exercise at a Boston hotel entered the wrong room Tuesday and mistakenly detained a guest.
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US House leader meets Taiwan president as China protests
More than a dozen Democratic and Republican lawmakers joined Republican McCarthy for the talks at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.
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DOJ tentatively settles over Texas church shooting for $144M
More than two dozen people were killed when former airman Devin Patrick Kelley opened fire during a service at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs.
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US reporter ‘wrongfully detained’ by Russia, Blinken says
A formal determination of Evan Gershkovich’s wrongful detention, which would elevate the priority of his case within the U.S. government, hasn’t been made.
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US flies nuclear-capable bombers amid tensions with N. Korea
The US flew nuclear-capable B-52 bombers to the Korean Peninsula again in a show of strength amid concerns that North Korea might conduct a nuclear test.
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Changes ahead in the next version of the Army’s ‘mixed reality’ goggle
The 1.2 version, due in fiscal 2025, will have major design differences and better night vision.
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Lockheed eyes performance-based logistics deal for F-35 by end of 2023
The head of the F-35 program also said the military has recently made progress in getting access to more of the fighter’s data from Lockheed Martin.
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Why is the FBI headquarters moving outside DC?
In September, the General Services Administration said it will come to a decision about the future site in “coming months.”
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Veterans get protections from retaliation at government agencies
Over the years, the courts have debated whether USERRA protects veterans against workplace harassment.
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China vows ‘forceful’ measures after US-Taiwan meeting
China is vowing reprisals against Taiwan after the US House speaker and the island’s president met, saying the U.S. is on a “wrong and dangerous road.”
-
Defense Department detains guest in hotel training mix-up
The FBI said participants in a Department of Defense training exercise at a Boston hotel entered the wrong room Tuesday and mistakenly detained a guest.
-
US House leader meets Taiwan president as China protests
More than a dozen Democratic and Republican lawmakers joined Republican McCarthy for the talks at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.
-
DOJ tentatively settles over Texas church shooting for $144M
More than two dozen people were killed when former airman Devin Patrick Kelley opened fire during a service at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs.
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US reporter ‘wrongfully detained’ by Russia, Blinken says
A formal determination of Evan Gershkovich’s wrongful detention, which would elevate the priority of his case within the U.S. government, hasn’t been made.
-
US flies nuclear-capable bombers amid tensions with N. Korea
The US flew nuclear-capable B-52 bombers to the Korean Peninsula again in a show of strength amid concerns that North Korea might conduct a nuclear test.
-
Changes ahead in the next version of the Army’s ‘mixed reality’ goggle
The 1.2 version, due in fiscal 2025, will have major design differences and better night vision.
-
Lockheed eyes performance-based logistics deal for F-35 by end of 2023
The head of the F-35 program also said the military has recently made progress in getting access to more of the fighter’s data from Lockheed Martin.
-
Why is the FBI headquarters moving outside DC?
In September, the General Services Administration said it will come to a decision about the future site in “coming months.”
-
Veterans get protections from retaliation at government agencies
Over the years, the courts have debated whether USERRA protects veterans against workplace harassment.
-
China vows ‘forceful’ measures after US-Taiwan meeting
China is vowing reprisals against Taiwan after the US House speaker and the island’s president met, saying the U.S. is on a “wrong and dangerous road.”
-
Defense Department detains guest in hotel training mix-up
The FBI said participants in a Department of Defense training exercise at a Boston hotel entered the wrong room Tuesday and mistakenly detained a guest.
-
US House leader meets Taiwan president as China protests
More than a dozen Democratic and Republican lawmakers joined Republican McCarthy for the talks at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.
-
DOJ tentatively settles over Texas church shooting for $144M
More than two dozen people were killed when former airman Devin Patrick Kelley opened fire during a service at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs.
-
US reporter ‘wrongfully detained’ by Russia, Blinken says
A formal determination of Evan Gershkovich’s wrongful detention, which would elevate the priority of his case within the U.S. government, hasn’t been made.
-
US flies nuclear-capable bombers amid tensions with N. Korea
The US flew nuclear-capable B-52 bombers to the Korean Peninsula again in a show of strength amid concerns that North Korea might conduct a nuclear test.
-
Changes ahead in the next version of the Army’s ‘mixed reality’ goggle
The 1.2 version, due in fiscal 2025, will have major design differences and better night vision.
-
Lockheed eyes performance-based logistics deal for F-35 by end of 2023
The head of the F-35 program also said the military has recently made progress in getting access to more of the fighter’s data from Lockheed Martin.
-
Why is the FBI headquarters moving outside DC?
In September, the General Services Administration said it will come to a decision about the future site in “coming months.”
