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But to celebrate this and to lure people into this lifestyle, this is wrong. particularly when covid targets the obese. i dont know why we are not talking more about this if we really cared for people. >> laura: people have to support each other and help each other and stay healthier is good for her health. it sounds like a cliche and self-evident but we have to help people get in better shape if they are possibly able to. all right, ravens. before we go, it is time for another edition of, what?...

Photographers have been risking their lives since the Civil War to bring back images from the front lines. Not just to document history, but to show the uncensored, gritty version of battle to those of us who never have to face danger.

ZAMBOANGA CITY- Filipino Olympians Hidilyn Diaz and Eumir Felix Marcial were awarded as local achievers during a program to commemorate Zamboanga City’s 85th Charter Day on Saturday, February 26. Mayor Maria Isabelle Climaco and other Zamboanga officials pose with MGen. Nestor Herico after giving

A coup is a commonplace event in Africa, Latin America, and Asia, and investigations and analyses of them have spawned several books and made many professors in the academia in the US.

An extra week of leave for “secondary caregivers” may lead to a 3-month leave policy.

An extra week of leave for “secondary caregivers” may lead to a 3-month leave policy.

U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Eric Gilmet and Marines Gunnery Sgt. Daniel Draher and Gunnery Sgt. Joshua Negron, known as the MARSOC 3, face charges including negligent homicide and involuntary manslaughter.

(NEW YORK) — As the COVID-19 pandemic has swept the globe, more than 5.5 million people have died from the disease worldwide, including over 851,000 Americans, according to real-time data compiled by Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Systems Science and Engineering. About 62.9% of the […]

The OSS was an eclectic organization; General William Donovan wanted operators, he didn’t care about a soldier’s background or his political beliefs. The

In 1925, the Army court-martialed Col. Billy Mitchell for speaking out against political decisions he believed was dangerous to our nation.