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Michael Ziegler, close friend of Tina Heins’ husband, identified as her killer through genetic genealogy, state attorney says -
Thank you to the newspapers that are reporting on the pentagon's misdeeds & refusing to sign that hitler document... Freedom of Press The following is the Oct. 15, 2025, defense trade press statement on media restrictions at the Pentagon. The statement is co-signed by USNI News.
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🙄 Troops are already staring to get paid you little Weasel. Aren't you, as speaker of the house, supposed to motivate & unite? The move is most likely illegal but the Democrats want servicemembers to get paid. They also don't want Federal workers to get fired and to get paid... House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) dared Democrats on Tuesday to challenge President Trump’s administration move to repurpose previously appropriated funds to pay service members during the government shutdown. “If the Democrats want to go to court and challenge troops being paid, bring it. OK,” Johnson said during a press conference at the Capitol.
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This is getting sick people... In late January, Lt. Gen. Joe Berger, who had taken the top posting in July 2024, was asked for his advice about the legality of using Texas National Guard soldiers for immigration enforcement. Berger told Army chief of staff Gen. Randy George that he was skeptical and wanted more information about whether the soldiers were properly trained for that kind of mission, according to a former senior defense official and another person familiar with his actions. He was told by the department’s acting general counsel, Charlie Young, to stop meddling in state affairs, the sources said.
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Troops were starting to see money deposited into their accounts on Tuesday a few days after the Defense Department said that it was moving $8 billion out of research and development funds to dish out paychecks amid the ongoing government shutdown.
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