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Airstrike in Libya kills high-ranking al-Qaida commander
An airstrike in Ubari, Libya, has killed two al Qaeda members, one of whom was Musa Abu Dawud, a high-ranking commander for the terror group.
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Veteran kills himself in VA medical center waiting room
The man committed suicide early Monday morning in St. Louis, police say.
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US, coalition want to shrink role in Iraq, but ISIS fighters linger in the desert
The coalition in Iraq is working to transition the U.S. Air Force into a less-kinetic role, but Islamic State holdouts across a still-fragile Iraq require attention.
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Afghan A-29 pilots drop laser-guided bomb in combat
The Afghan Air Force recently dropped its first laser-guided bomb in combat on a Taliban compound in Farah province, Afghanistan.
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Is ISIS gaining ‘serious’ ground in Afghanistan? Russia says yes. The US says no.
U.S. airstrikes killed two leaders of ISIS-Khorasan — the Islamic State’s Afghan offshoot — this month, as U.S. commanders claim they are fighting a narrative pushed by Russia that IS is growing in the country.
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′Zero credibility’ to reports U.S. is leaving bases in Turkey and Qatar, DoD says
Pentagon officials are denying reports that the U.S. military is planning to “liquidate” Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar and Incirlik Air Base in Turkey.
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DoD IG: $3.1 billion in funding to Afghanistan improperly managed
U.S. officials did not effectively manage $3.1 billion of U.S. funds provided to the Afghan government, according to the Department of Defense Inspector General.
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US forces remain in Manbij, despite threats from Turkey
Turkish officials are threatening to seize control of the Syrian town of Manbij, where U.S. troops continue to support anti-ISIS operations.
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School board fires teacher who called service members the ‘lowest of our low’
Gregory Salcido, who taught history at El Rancho High School, was fired after a unanimous vote. He has 30 days to appeal.
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Senate kills resolution to end US role in Yemeni civil war
The U.S. Senate voted Tuesday to kill a bipartisan resolution to remove U.S. forces from the conflict in Yemen between a Saudi-led coalition and Houthi rebels.
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Airstrike in Libya kills high-ranking al-Qaida commander
An airstrike in Ubari, Libya, has killed two al Qaeda members, one of whom was Musa Abu Dawud, a high-ranking commander for the terror group.
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Veteran kills himself in VA medical center waiting room
The man committed suicide early Monday morning in St. Louis, police say.
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US, coalition want to shrink role in Iraq, but ISIS fighters linger in the desert
The coalition in Iraq is working to transition the U.S. Air Force into a less-kinetic role, but Islamic State holdouts across a still-fragile Iraq require attention.
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Afghan A-29 pilots drop laser-guided bomb in combat
The Afghan Air Force recently dropped its first laser-guided bomb in combat on a Taliban compound in Farah province, Afghanistan.
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Is ISIS gaining ‘serious’ ground in Afghanistan? Russia says yes. The US says no.
U.S. airstrikes killed two leaders of ISIS-Khorasan — the Islamic State’s Afghan offshoot — this month, as U.S. commanders claim they are fighting a narrative pushed by Russia that IS is growing in the country.
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′Zero credibility’ to reports U.S. is leaving bases in Turkey and Qatar, DoD says
Pentagon officials are denying reports that the U.S. military is planning to “liquidate” Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar and Incirlik Air Base in Turkey.
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DoD IG: $3.1 billion in funding to Afghanistan improperly managed
U.S. officials did not effectively manage $3.1 billion of U.S. funds provided to the Afghan government, according to the Department of Defense Inspector General.
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US forces remain in Manbij, despite threats from Turkey
Turkish officials are threatening to seize control of the Syrian town of Manbij, where U.S. troops continue to support anti-ISIS operations.
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School board fires teacher who called service members the ‘lowest of our low’
Gregory Salcido, who taught history at El Rancho High School, was fired after a unanimous vote. He has 30 days to appeal.
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Senate kills resolution to end US role in Yemeni civil war
The U.S. Senate voted Tuesday to kill a bipartisan resolution to remove U.S. forces from the conflict in Yemen between a Saudi-led coalition and Houthi rebels.
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Airstrike in Libya kills high-ranking al-Qaida commander
An airstrike in Ubari, Libya, has killed two al Qaeda members, one of whom was Musa Abu Dawud, a high-ranking commander for the terror group.
-
Veteran kills himself in VA medical center waiting room
The man committed suicide early Monday morning in St. Louis, police say.
-
US, coalition want to shrink role in Iraq, but ISIS fighters linger in the desert
The coalition in Iraq is working to transition the U.S. Air Force into a less-kinetic role, but Islamic State holdouts across a still-fragile Iraq require attention.
-
Afghan A-29 pilots drop laser-guided bomb in combat
The Afghan Air Force recently dropped its first laser-guided bomb in combat on a Taliban compound in Farah province, Afghanistan.
-
Is ISIS gaining ‘serious’ ground in Afghanistan? Russia says yes. The US says no.
U.S. airstrikes killed two leaders of ISIS-Khorasan — the Islamic State’s Afghan offshoot — this month, as U.S. commanders claim they are fighting a narrative pushed by Russia that IS is growing in the country.
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′Zero credibility’ to reports U.S. is leaving bases in Turkey and Qatar, DoD says
Pentagon officials are denying reports that the U.S. military is planning to “liquidate” Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar and Incirlik Air Base in Turkey.
-
DoD IG: $3.1 billion in funding to Afghanistan improperly managed
U.S. officials did not effectively manage $3.1 billion of U.S. funds provided to the Afghan government, according to the Department of Defense Inspector General.
-
US forces remain in Manbij, despite threats from Turkey
Turkish officials are threatening to seize control of the Syrian town of Manbij, where U.S. troops continue to support anti-ISIS operations.
-
School board fires teacher who called service members the ‘lowest of our low’
Gregory Salcido, who taught history at El Rancho High School, was fired after a unanimous vote. He has 30 days to appeal.
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Senate kills resolution to end US role in Yemeni civil war
The U.S. Senate voted Tuesday to kill a bipartisan resolution to remove U.S. forces from the conflict in Yemen between a Saudi-led coalition and Houthi rebels.
