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Pentagon leaders taken to task for funding border wall
Some lawmakers are introducing legislation to keep the Pentagon from reprogramming money for the wall.
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Suspect in attempted Pentagon parking lot bombing appears in court
A 19-year-old Arkansas man told officers he was trying to blow himself up.
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The Pentagon promises to use artificial intelligence for good, not evil
The Defense Department announced five ethical principles it plans to live by as it develops and uses artificial intelligence.
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‘Suspicious’ man arrested after two-hour search in Arlington National Cemetery
After an officer approached the suspect in the Pentagon parking lot, he took off for Arlington National Cemetery.
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Pentagon officials keeping an eye on morale at nuclear bases
As the U.S. modernizes its nuclear capabilities, leadership is checking in with operators and maintainers.
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As more border wall goes up, troops could start heading home
The Pentagon has thrown about $10 billion behind the border wall, which officials say should lower the requirement for border deployments.
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This proposed law would help deported veterans finish the citizenship process
The bill would require border checkpoints to host naturalization ceremonies.
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This familiar face is the Space Force’s first top noncommissioned officer
Air Force Space Command’s senior enlisted leader is making the move to the Space Force.
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Why this could be the last year the Pentagon pays for the border wall
The Pentagon has so far chipped in almost $10 billion for the wall’s construction.
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After decades focused on terrorism, special operations is broadening its horizons
What is the future of special operations in the face of competition with China and Russia?
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Pentagon leaders taken to task for funding border wall
Some lawmakers are introducing legislation to keep the Pentagon from reprogramming money for the wall.
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Suspect in attempted Pentagon parking lot bombing appears in court
A 19-year-old Arkansas man told officers he was trying to blow himself up.
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The Pentagon promises to use artificial intelligence for good, not evil
The Defense Department announced five ethical principles it plans to live by as it develops and uses artificial intelligence.
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‘Suspicious’ man arrested after two-hour search in Arlington National Cemetery
After an officer approached the suspect in the Pentagon parking lot, he took off for Arlington National Cemetery.
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Pentagon officials keeping an eye on morale at nuclear bases
As the U.S. modernizes its nuclear capabilities, leadership is checking in with operators and maintainers.
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As more border wall goes up, troops could start heading home
The Pentagon has thrown about $10 billion behind the border wall, which officials say should lower the requirement for border deployments.
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This proposed law would help deported veterans finish the citizenship process
The bill would require border checkpoints to host naturalization ceremonies.
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This familiar face is the Space Force’s first top noncommissioned officer
Air Force Space Command’s senior enlisted leader is making the move to the Space Force.
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Why this could be the last year the Pentagon pays for the border wall
The Pentagon has so far chipped in almost $10 billion for the wall’s construction.
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After decades focused on terrorism, special operations is broadening its horizons
What is the future of special operations in the face of competition with China and Russia?
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Pentagon leaders taken to task for funding border wall
Some lawmakers are introducing legislation to keep the Pentagon from reprogramming money for the wall.
-
Suspect in attempted Pentagon parking lot bombing appears in court
A 19-year-old Arkansas man told officers he was trying to blow himself up.
-
The Pentagon promises to use artificial intelligence for good, not evil
The Defense Department announced five ethical principles it plans to live by as it develops and uses artificial intelligence.
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‘Suspicious’ man arrested after two-hour search in Arlington National Cemetery
After an officer approached the suspect in the Pentagon parking lot, he took off for Arlington National Cemetery.
-
Pentagon officials keeping an eye on morale at nuclear bases
As the U.S. modernizes its nuclear capabilities, leadership is checking in with operators and maintainers.
-
As more border wall goes up, troops could start heading home
The Pentagon has thrown about $10 billion behind the border wall, which officials say should lower the requirement for border deployments.
-
This proposed law would help deported veterans finish the citizenship process
The bill would require border checkpoints to host naturalization ceremonies.
-
This familiar face is the Space Force’s first top noncommissioned officer
Air Force Space Command’s senior enlisted leader is making the move to the Space Force.
-
Why this could be the last year the Pentagon pays for the border wall
The Pentagon has so far chipped in almost $10 billion for the wall’s construction.
-
After decades focused on terrorism, special operations is broadening its horizons
What is the future of special operations in the face of competition with China and Russia?
