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Newark Advocate veterans columnist Doug Stout of the Licking County Library explains how the USS Maine's sinking led to Perry Miles' military career.

American scientist unveils brand new tea recipe in her recent book, sparks massive discussion on X with many Brits involved.

Hezbollah is “ready for all possibilities” to stop the current war on Gaza, the group’s leader Hassan Nasrallah declared in a highly anticipated speech on 3 November. "We won't be restricted to [the current level of hostilities]," he remarked during his first speech since hostilities began on 7 October, threatening Israel that the war could

In his first speech since Hamas' Oct. 7 attack, Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah distanced his group from the attack on Israel but warned that the U.S. would "pay the price" for the war spilling over into a regional conflict.

Former Navy SEAL officer and now-Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) is leading a group of hand-selected House Republicans in creating a fail-proof strategy to take down, even kill, the Mexican drug cartel members behind America's fentanyl crisis.

It’s the full-throated rallying cry for the Ron DeSantis presidential campaign: “Make America Florida.” What a concept: DeSantis has been so effective at governing the third-largest state that as president, he would replicate that success on a grand scale. But there are problems. Number one, it’s grammatically awkward (one verb, two nouns). Number two, it sounds like a cheap imitation of “Make ...

Speaker Kevin McCarthy has tapped Congressman Dan Crenshaw to lead a new Congressional task force focused on combating the deadly Mexican drug cartels. “I am proud to be leading this Congressional task force specifically focused on neutralizing the Mexican drug cartels,” Rep. Dan Crenshaw said. “The cartels have operational control over our southern border, facilitate and take

Now is the time for decisive action against Saddam Hussein. If theU.N. balks at taking action to address Saddam's violation of itsresolutions, the President still has full legal authority, bothfrom the U.N. and from Congress, to take whatever actions may benecessary.

Concerns about fighting drug cartels