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The Department of Defense will conduct new interviews with United States troops who witnessed the bombing in Afghanistan that resulted in the deaths of 13 service members during the final days of the military's two decades in the country.
Exactly two years ago, 13 United States troops were killed in a tragic suicide bombing in Kabul during the chaotic withdrawal of Afghanistan, and while families continue to grieve, some are "pissed off" and are dismayed they still haven't had answers from the Biden administration.
Jacqueline Rhinehart, Tammi Mac, and Tribute to Varnell Harris Johnson Added to The Living Legends Foundation’s Awards Ceremony Celebrating Hip-Hop At 50
More than 15,000 people gave four Wyoming wrestlers a standing ovation on Sunday for their courage in fighting back against a grizzly bear in northwestern Wyoming last fall and living to tell about it.
The Kansas City and Lawrence drag community is persevering in the face of a wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation in Kansas and Missouri. Here's how.