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A protest led by Nebraskans for Peace Palestinian Rights Task Force occurred today at 3 p.m. outside of General Dynamics Armament/Tech in Lincoln, Nebraska. Protesters came face to face with

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Paul du Quenoy on the world premiere of “Grounded” at the Washington National Opera.

“Until Congress blocks the bombs, we will,” said the coalition of activists at the manufacturing plant in Missouri.

The fast and agile F-16 Fighting Falcon isn't just one of the top fighters it is also among the most cost-effective. Though it lacks the range and payload of the larger twin-engine F-15 Eagle, it also costs less than half – which is why the fourth-generation F-16 has been in use since the 1970s and will likely keep flying for many more years to come.

The Indian Health Services' care network covers approximately 2.8 million Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

This report examines the key production sites of US armaments and weapons used in the IDF's genocide of the Palestinian people.

As the Israeli killing machine continues to wreak havoc in the besieged Gaza Strip, the arms manufacturers in the United States are making merry, expecting a big boost in their profits.

Chikkaballapura, Nov 7: In a shocking case, a Class 9 student died by suicide after his parents scolded him over mobile phone addiction in a village in Karnataka's Chikkaballapura district, police said on Tuesday.

Christopher Brooks, a U.S. Air Force veteran, has been named vice president of enterprise information technology solutions for the air and space forces business area at General Dynamics' IT division, according to a recently published LinkedIn post. Brooks most recently served as chief of the Air Force's network integration division and head of the operations division at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois.