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In nod to ‘Oppenheimer,’ US vows to prioritize cleanup at nuclear lab
Ike White, who heads DOE’s Office of Environmental Management, said the release of “Oppenheimer” film makes it time to talk about the atomic age’s legacy.
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Excluding race in federal climate justice tool may worsen disparities
The analysis brings important context to a debate between the federal government and the environmental and climate justice community.
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House and Senate clash over Taiwan military aid levels
The Senate Appropriations Committee allocated less foreign military financing for Taiwan than the House, setting up another spending fight.
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US State Dept. clears $2.9 billion sale of missiles to Germany
The U.S. has approved a potential sale with Germany for Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles and similar equipment.
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New US sanctions aimed at choking off Russia access to battle gear
Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo said Thursday’s actions represent another step in our efforts to constrain Russia’s military capabilities.
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Mustangs die, some with broken necks, in BLM roundup caught on video
The 11 deaths so far include five young foals, four horses with broken necks and a stallion with a snapped rear leg that was chased by a helicopter.
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With eyes on Trump, Senate votes to make NATO withdrawal harder
With Trump leading the Republican primary polls, the Senate approved an NDAA amendment that would require Congress to approve any NATO withdrawal.
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Menendez maintains hold on Turkey F-16 jets despite Sweden NATO deal
Sen. Bob Menendez tells Defense News he continues to block the F-16 sale to Turkey even after President Erdoğan said Ankara would ratify Sweden’s NATO bid.
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Congress OKs troop bonus funds, but space HQ fight stalls other items
Rogers said he will still hold up numerous other reprogramming requests in protest of the Air Force’s failure to make a SPACECOM basing decision.
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Pentagon abortion policy talks fail to yield compromise on nominees
More than 250 military promotions and nominations have been stalled over objections to the military’s abortion access rules.
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In nod to ‘Oppenheimer,’ US vows to prioritize cleanup at nuclear lab
Ike White, who heads DOE’s Office of Environmental Management, said the release of “Oppenheimer” film makes it time to talk about the atomic age’s legacy.
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Excluding race in federal climate justice tool may worsen disparities
The analysis brings important context to a debate between the federal government and the environmental and climate justice community.
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House and Senate clash over Taiwan military aid levels
The Senate Appropriations Committee allocated less foreign military financing for Taiwan than the House, setting up another spending fight.
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US State Dept. clears $2.9 billion sale of missiles to Germany
The U.S. has approved a potential sale with Germany for Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles and similar equipment.
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New US sanctions aimed at choking off Russia access to battle gear
Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo said Thursday’s actions represent another step in our efforts to constrain Russia’s military capabilities.
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Mustangs die, some with broken necks, in BLM roundup caught on video
The 11 deaths so far include five young foals, four horses with broken necks and a stallion with a snapped rear leg that was chased by a helicopter.
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With eyes on Trump, Senate votes to make NATO withdrawal harder
With Trump leading the Republican primary polls, the Senate approved an NDAA amendment that would require Congress to approve any NATO withdrawal.
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Menendez maintains hold on Turkey F-16 jets despite Sweden NATO deal
Sen. Bob Menendez tells Defense News he continues to block the F-16 sale to Turkey even after President Erdoğan said Ankara would ratify Sweden’s NATO bid.
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Congress OKs troop bonus funds, but space HQ fight stalls other items
Rogers said he will still hold up numerous other reprogramming requests in protest of the Air Force’s failure to make a SPACECOM basing decision.
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Pentagon abortion policy talks fail to yield compromise on nominees
More than 250 military promotions and nominations have been stalled over objections to the military’s abortion access rules.
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In nod to ‘Oppenheimer,’ US vows to prioritize cleanup at nuclear lab
Ike White, who heads DOE’s Office of Environmental Management, said the release of “Oppenheimer” film makes it time to talk about the atomic age’s legacy.
-
Excluding race in federal climate justice tool may worsen disparities
The analysis brings important context to a debate between the federal government and the environmental and climate justice community.
-
House and Senate clash over Taiwan military aid levels
The Senate Appropriations Committee allocated less foreign military financing for Taiwan than the House, setting up another spending fight.
-
US State Dept. clears $2.9 billion sale of missiles to Germany
The U.S. has approved a potential sale with Germany for Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles and similar equipment.
-
New US sanctions aimed at choking off Russia access to battle gear
Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo said Thursday’s actions represent another step in our efforts to constrain Russia’s military capabilities.
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Mustangs die, some with broken necks, in BLM roundup caught on video
The 11 deaths so far include five young foals, four horses with broken necks and a stallion with a snapped rear leg that was chased by a helicopter.
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With eyes on Trump, Senate votes to make NATO withdrawal harder
With Trump leading the Republican primary polls, the Senate approved an NDAA amendment that would require Congress to approve any NATO withdrawal.
-
Menendez maintains hold on Turkey F-16 jets despite Sweden NATO deal
Sen. Bob Menendez tells Defense News he continues to block the F-16 sale to Turkey even after President Erdoğan said Ankara would ratify Sweden’s NATO bid.
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Congress OKs troop bonus funds, but space HQ fight stalls other items
Rogers said he will still hold up numerous other reprogramming requests in protest of the Air Force’s failure to make a SPACECOM basing decision.
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Pentagon abortion policy talks fail to yield compromise on nominees
More than 250 military promotions and nominations have been stalled over objections to the military’s abortion access rules.
