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Rebels killed 15 civilians and one army captain in recent attacks on villages in eastern DR Congo's Ituri province, a military officer said Sunday, raising an earlier reported death toll of 10.

It’s that time again.

The Albanese Government has announced the Australian Defence Force will undergo a major review for the first time in a decade.

A sort of food fight has broken out in Tampa between a Christian school, the Biden administration, and Floridas agriculture commissioner.

Australian Defence Force support for the aged care sector has been extended to assist thousands of residents and homes in the third wave of the pandemic.

While pleased a federal court has temporarily blocked orders from the White House that effectively redefine "sex" in federal law, a legal group contends the media has dropped the ball in reporting how those orders clearly pose a threat to fairness in womens sports.

Kasereka Ise Mighambo, the mayor of Lume in North Kivu province, said ADF fighters entered the town Thursday night and burned down a health clinic, killing four patients inside

The Supreme Courts term is coming to a close, but it wont be long before another First Amendment case is back before the justices.

Suspected ADF rebels attacked, torched several villages in Beni region, according to local group - Anadolu Agency

Georgia Gwinnett College in Lawrenceville, Georgia, will pay $800,000 to settle a free speech lawsuit filed by a Christian student it had censored, according to Alliance Defending Freedom.