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Cinde Warmington, who is running for NH governor, asked Sununu if troops will take orders from Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott over the federal government.

“It is absolutely unacceptable that the National Guard has not paid thousands of soldiers and veterans the enlistment bonuses they were promised.”

Mexico’s government laid out hurricane reconstruction plans Tuesday for the resort of Acapulco that seem to give as much priority to building military barracks as re-opening hotels. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said he hoped owners would be able to reopen as many as 35 of the resort’s 377 hotels by March or April, following the destruction of Hurricane Otis, the Category 5 storm that smashed into the city Oct. 25. In the days following the storm's Oct. 25 ...

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey announced that she will be sending 275 National Guard troops to the southern border in response to the record number of illegal crossings. This decision follows similar actions by governors in 12 other states. Ivey stated that "every state has become a border state." The move comes after over 200,000 migrants crossed into the US illegally last month. Many have criticized President Biden for the crisis. The deployment of National Guard troops and other law enfo...

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The Biden Administration plans to send 1,500 troops to the U.S./Mexico border. They will help authorities deal with an expected surge in migrants after Title 42 restrictions end next Thursday.

King Charles "remarked" about the noise made by members of the elite King's Guards issuing orders and taking up their spot during the traditional Changing of the Guard, it has been claimed.

"Georgians respect peaceful protests, but do not tolerate acts of violence against persons or property," said a State of Emergency declaration issued by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp.

Tenn. Emergency Management is pre-positioning equipment and personnel for Hurricane Ian recovery.

Public displays of profanity on private property are disrespectful