Judge denies testing of DNA evidence in “ritual murder” of 3 children
On Thursday, an Arkansas Judge denied a request to test DNA evidence in the "ritual murder" of 3 small children. This has been met with harsh criticism, as it means the victims have not received full justice, and the real perpetrator could still be free. The judge...
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Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services reboots
The Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services (DACOWITS) is kicking back off after taking a break to review advisory boards since 2021. On March 22 five chairs were sworn in to serve on the committee. Additionally, earlier this week the Department of Defense released a list of 14 new members, that included female officers (retired) from...
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Judge denies testing of DNA evidence in “ritual murder” of 3 children
On Thursday, an Arkansas Judge denied a request to test DNA evidence in the "ritual murder" of 3 small children. This has been met with harsh criticism, as it means the victims have not received full justice, and the real perpetrator could still be free. The judge cited a local statute that only allows those still in prison to petition for new...
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US no longer allowed to use landmines… except in North Korea
The white house announced on Tuesday that the use of landmines by the US military was to be more heavily restricted in an effort to bring ourselves back into lockstep with the global policy and sentiment about the ordinance. National security spokesperson, John Kirby, said at a White House briefing, “The president believes strongly that we need...
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Army officer sentenced to prison for negligently contributing to death of Soldier
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