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Fear of missing out? Sign up for the Marine Corps Times Daily News Roundup to receive the top Marine Corps stories every afternoon. Thanks for signing up. By giving us your email, you are opting in to the Marine Corps Times Daily News Roundup. Roughly 4,000 urinalysis tests were conducted by the division between the summer, when the new policy was implemented, and early December, the release said. The Marine Corps said fewer than a percent of those tested were found to be positive for the hallucinogenic drug. The Marine Corps did not say if these courts-martial were related to any posit...

) Kong: Skull Island, first released in 2017, is billed as an action flick but, really, is just one long cut-scene. The film, largely set in 1973, follows a small contingent of American soldiers at the end of the Vietnam War exploring an uncharted island for a just-one-last-mission pitstop on the way home. What could go wrong? Advertisement The setting allows for a whole lot of Apocalypse Now imagery and era-iconic rock music, to the point where you’d be forgiven for thinking Skull Island is just another jingoistic military film. Not twenty minutes in, you’ll be disabused of that notion...

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Gray Fox Research Examines Decreasing Population Unable to load the audio player. playpausemuteunmute Gray Fox Gray fox populations are dropping, and a research project aims to inform measures to protect them in Indiana. It aims to collar gray foxes in two study areas: a central site in Shelby, Decatur, and Bartholomew counties, and a southern study site in Perry, Crawford, Harrison, and Orange counties. It is a partnership between the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, the Wildlife Ecology Institute and Luther College. Lead researcher with Wildlife Ecology Institute Tim Hiller spoke wi...

From the Archives, 1996: Rural spirit revives a historic Victorian ghost town We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Sue Neales Normal text size Rural Spirit revives a historic ghost town Warrock Station coach house. Credit:The Age Archives The ring of the hammer and the scrape of the saw is again echoing across sleepy Warrock in the far west of Victoria. In a scheme employing 40 locals, Australia's most historic rural settlement is being saved from ruin. Loading The belfry is glistening in a new cream coat, edged with the original brown trim ...