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There are strange goings on at Grant House and other mansions along Officers Row in Vancouver.

Olena Zelenska is fighting her own way by using her soft power to reach audiences across the globe and convince them to support Ukraine.

An elementary school was reportedly contaminated with radioactive waste, putting students at risk of cancers and other debilitating illnesses. Children shouldn’t have to pay the price of apparent carelessness. Urge leaders to do more to contain these public health hazards.

Three thousand Washington Army National Guard members will hit the ground running in the first Commanding General’s Run in Yakima, Washington.

Cornelius and Dickens Join Diverse ExCom which Supports Collaboration for Rapid and Effective Armaments Development for our Warfighters

Ole Miss is set to honor its military veteran students, faculty, and alumni this Saturday vs. Auburn during its annual Military Appreciation game.

Commanding general wrote in july directly to musk. star link units provide exceptional utility the general wrote and then asked musk for almost 8,000 more terminals. instead they told them to send the request to the pentagon. adding we have exceeded our allotment. and reports of sudden star link outages on the front line as troops fought to take back territory. >> theyre pusse puzzled why thats going on, is that something spacex is doing intentionally? >> reporter: the outages and news of reques...

The statement comes after Maj. Gen. Patrick Donahoe, who sparred with conservative hosts online, was reprimanded in an Army investigation.

Spent almost $100 million and, quote, we are not in a position to further donate terminals to ukraine or fund the existing terminals for annin deaf in the period of time. and they asked that pentagon pick up the tab, $124 million for the rest of 2022, a rate that would translate to close to $400 million for next year. >> spacex is not a charity and theyre losing a lot of money right now as a business. so im sure that theyre trying to recoup some of the costs. >> reporter: spacexs request came af...

On October 10, 2022, the criminal trial of Kunti K., an alleged Liberian rebel commander, will begin in France. This trial is a significant step for Liberian victims who largely have yet to see justice done for widespread and systematic violations of international human rights and humanitarian law committed during Liberia’s civil wars.