Senate Votes to Repeal “Zombie” War Authorizations

Senate sends the bill to the House that would formally end the war in Iraq. The Senate voted to pass legislation repealing the 1991 and 2002 Authorizations for…

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President Invokes Defense Production Act for Printed Circuit Boards

Officials hope an additional $50 million in funding will avoid another technology shortage. President Joe Biden invoked the Defense Production Act to speed along the production of printed…

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U.S. Launches Retaliatory Airstrike in Syria 

The action was prompted by an Iranian drone strike that killed one American.  The U.S. military carried out airstrikes in Syria on Thursday after an Iranian drone had…

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International Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Russian President 

The forced deportation of Ukrainian children is a “war crime.“  United Nations investigators have determined that the forced deportation of Ukrainian children by Russia qualifies as a war…

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Russian Jet Forces Down U.S. Drone 

Official says such actions “could lead to miscalculation and unintended escalation.“ A U.S. Air Force drone was intercepted and forced down over the Black Sea by a Russian…

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Pentagon Launching Missile Defense Satellites 

Plans have been accelerated.  The Space Development Agency will be launching 28 new satellites into orbit through 2025—part of its $1.3 billion Tranche 1 Tracking Layer missile warning…

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Defense Secretary Says  Military to Remain in Iraq

He had an unannounced meeting with the Iraqi prime minister.  Two days before the 20th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin interrupted his…

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Defense Department Says Most Youth Unfit for Military Service 

Armed service recruiting targets have largely been unmet.  A recent report from the Department of Defense acknowledges that the U.S. Armed Forces are struggling to meet targets for…

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U.S. and South Korea to Hold Massive Military Drills 

B-52 engaged in preliminary air drills.  Joint military drills involving both the United States and South Korea are scheduled to begin on March 13 and last eleven days.…

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Committee Submits Suicide Prevention Review to Defense Department

Recommendations include firearm registration and improved promotions. The Department of Defense has announced that the independent review team that researched service member suicide prevention released the final report…

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