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Rubio ratchets up pressure on NATO at key summit
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is casting new doubt on NATO's relevance after key allies recoiled from backing Washington’s “Operation Epic Fury.”
By Tanya Noury
Air Force pauses myEval for performance reviews until further notice
“We get it, folks. We have seen the memes and the jokes,” Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force JoAnne Bass said on Facebook.
Air Force, FBI raid homes of man with Area 51 website
A public affairs official at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas confirms FBI and Air Force Office of Special Investigations agents searched the properties.
Former Navy pilot’s win cements Republican control of US House
U.S. Rep. Mike Garcia, a former Navy fighter pilot, has been reelected in California in a victory that hands Republicans control of the House.
Justice Department employees urge OPM to ban salary history in hiring
The Biden administration has called on the government’s human resources arm to evaluate such a rule.
Biden administration stops applications for student loan forgiveness
About 26 million people have applied, and 16 million applications have already been approved.
By Carole Feldman
Where does Biden’s student loan debt plan stand after judge’s ruling?
Plan announced in August would cancel $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 or households with less than $250,000.
Drop in veteran homelessness proves we can end homelessness
New data shows that veteran homelessness in the U.S. has decreased by 11% since 2020, the last year for which we have complete data.
By Denis McDonough, Marcia L. Fudge and Jeff Olivet
Pentagon closing in on $9B cloud contract award after scuttling JEDI
JWCC work is meant to connect the military’s most remote edge with its farthest headquarters, all while bridging classifications and other sensitivities.
Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
State Dept. plan to track weapons for Ukraine should be starting point
Since the conflict began, the U.S. has provided more than $17.6 billion in security assistance to Ukraine.
By Jordan Cohen