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Air Force to court martial a general for the first time in its 74-year history: Decorated two-star leader to face sex assault charges for 'forcibly kissing and touching a civilian woman' Major Gen. William Cooley will face court martial for a sexual assault charge stemming from a 2018 incident in New Mexico This is the first time in the Air Force's 74-year history that an active general will face court martial A court-martial is the military's highest level trial court that tries service members for the most serious crimes Don Christensen, president of Protect Our Defenders, told Military.co...

March 12 2021, 10:51 am | BY Ricki Green | No Comments Bastion Collective continues its significant year on year growth since its expansion in the Unites States. The independent agency group acquired market research agency Bastion db5 based in Los Angeles and New York in November of 2019, and more recently added website, mobile application development and digital marketing services to its PR and social media firm, Bastion Elevate with the acquisitions of Digital Brand Group and Cyndica Labs.   In the United States, Bastion Collective has recently won a slew of major new clients includ...

Credit: AP President Joe Biden has had a busy first week in the White House, undoing many of the Trump administration's actions and putting in place their own agenda. The list is long, but here's a roundup of the seven major changes made in just seven days. Action on Covid After a famously laid back approach to the Covid-19 crisis from Donald Trump, the Biden administration has gone in hard on action to help tackle the pandemic. The very first executive order signed was to mandate mask wearing on federal property. Joe Biden is regularly seen in a mask Credit: Nicole Hester/Ann Arbor News via...

By ITV News Multimedia Producer Wedaeli Chibelushi Within the last fortnight, a growing list of brands and organisations have been scrambling to distance themselves from Donald Trump. The backlash comes after thousands of the President's supporters stormed the Capitol on January 6. Many have accused him of encouraging the rioters to prevent the confirmation of Joe Biden’s election victory. Since that grave afternoon, several banks have said they will no longer lend to the company, including one of his biggest lenders, Deutsche Bank. New York City said it will end its contract with the Trump...