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It was a brazen act of espionage. An American wiretap on a Soviet underwater cable during the Cold War reaped untold amounts of information for a nearly a decade. The intelligence it gathered helped the U.S. navigate the negotiation of the famed Strategic Arms Limitation Talks II (SALT II) Treaty of 1979.
It all came crashing down when a former NSA agent, drowning in debt, decided to trade national secrets to the Soviets for a quick payday.
Decades after their fathers served in Vietnam and were exposed to Agent Orange, children living with disabilities are fighting for benefits that VA provides to children of women who served in the same war
‘Seats are not being filled’: Veterans say VA is not supporting stakeholder advisory committees
Read more at: https://www.stripes.com/veterans/2026-10-27/veterans-advisory-committees-va-23278062.html
Source - Stars and Stripes
NORFOLK, Va. — The Navy’s inspector general is investigating allegations that practices at the Navy brig in Chesapeake have infringed on service members’ legal rights, according to sources familiar with the investigation.
A group of attorneys representing current and former clients at the brig filed an investigative complaint with the Navy’s inspector general, alleging violations of clients’ Sixth Amendment right to counsel and illegal pretrial punishment through the systemic overuse of maximum custody — the Navy’s term for solitary confinement.