The Iconic U.S. Navy Giants Facing Their Last Days at Sea Before Retirement
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Pentagon Preparing To Pull $8B From ‘Unobligated’ R&D To Pay Troops
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House Minority Leader urges House Speaker to Call Lawmakers Back to Ensure Troops are Paid on Schedule
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Troops request assistance at ‘unprecedented’ rate as shutdown persists
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commander-in-chief’s move to fund military paychecks during shutdown comes as families face strain and uncertainty
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Growing number of US veterans face arrest over Ice raid protests
US military veterans increasingly face arrest and injury amid protests over Donald Trump’s deportation campaign and his push to deploy national guard members to an ever-widening number of American cities. The Guardian has identified eight instances where military veterans have been prosecuted or sought damages after being detained by federal agents. The latest incident occurred in Broadview, outside Chicago, where 70-year old air force veteran Dana Briggs was charged with felony assault on a federal officer on 29 September. -
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The Iconic U.S. Navy Giants Facing Their Last Days at Sea Before Retirement
With 2025 coming to a close in a couple months and the fiscal year just starting–despite a government shutdown– the United States Navy is once again pressed with the question of reevaluating its fleet. Each year, the Navy decides which ships are ready for retirement and which will continue to be part of the fleet. The Navy also adds new ships as a means to introduce new tech and replace the older vessels being retired or sold off -
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Pentagon Preparing To Pull $8B From ‘Unobligated’ R&D To Pay Troops
Let's remember the federal workers that will not get paid... WASHINGTON — The Department of Defense plans to siphon $8 billion in leftover fiscal 2025 research and development funding to ensure troops get a paycheck during the ongoing government shutdown, a department official said in a statement on Saturday.
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