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Apr 14, 2023

Tenn. town angry with Jack Daniels over ‘whiskey fungus'

Residents of Mulberry, a small town in Lincoln County, Tennessee, are fighting a black mold, scientifically named Baudoinia Compniacensis, also known as whiskey fungus, which is spreading across the town.

Apr 14, 2023

Serbian President denies selling military gear to Ukraine

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic denied on Thursday that his country had sold weapons or ammunition to either Ukraine or Russia. This statement comes after a classified Pentagon document was leaked, which stated that Serbia had agreed to supply arms to Ukraine, which is fighting against Russian aggression, or had already done.

Apr 13, 2023

US Govt. snatched land to expand Arlington Ceremony, legal battle ensued

A bench trial has commenced in a federal court to determine whether or not the US government should pay up to $21m to compensate a Virginia county for the land that it took to expand Arlington National Cemetery.

Apr 11, 2023

Mexican military accused of murder in Nuevo Laredo

Uniformed Soldiers of the Mexican military have been accused of shooting and killing unarmed civilians, including an American citizen, Gustavo Ángel Suárez Castillo, in Nuevo Laredo on February 26th. Mr. Castillo had six friends in his truck with him when four vehicles filled with armed men began chasing and firing at them.

Apr 11, 2023

Air Force investigates graffiti of Swastikas, racial slurs

Graffiti incident marks latest incident to make headlines out of Minot

Apr 06, 2023

Iran downs drone near military site, Israel tensions mount

Iran drone incident comes days after Israel-attributed air strikes in Syria hit Iran-linked targets

Apr 05, 2023

Finland joins NATO, escalates tensions with Russia

Decision by Finland is likely to yield significant geopolitical consequences

Apr 04, 2023

Pro-war Russian blogger Vladlen Tatarsky killed in St. Petersburg Bombing

A prominent pro-war Russian military blogger, Vladlen Tatarsky, also known by his real name Maxim Fomin, was killed in a blast at a cafe in central St. Petersburg on Sunday, April 2. The explosion also wounded more than 30 people, according to the Russian health ministry.

Apr 03, 2023

DoD diversity policies under fire from critics

Critics of the DoD have issued a study urging the military to abandon efforts focused on diversity policies, combat extremism, and combat climate. The study cites the Pentagon’s support for CRT programs and accuses it of decreasing physical fitness requirements.

Mar 29, 2023

Experts skeptical of pre-basic training courses as a solution to the recruitment crisis

Experts recently criticized the US military’s attempts at solving a recruitment crisis, saying that the pre-boot camp programs and advertising campaigns are insufficient. To better comprehend the industry and what drives different demographic groups to join, the experts recommended developing a nationwide plan.

Mar 28, 2023

Did the Army waste $117 million on “Be All You Can Be” rebrand?

The United States Army has halted its new multi-million-dollar advertising campaign, “Be All You Can Be”, after the featured actor, Jonathan Majors, was arrested on charges of assault, strangulation, and harassment.

Mar 24, 2023

Soldier and children shot by girlfriend’s ex-lover

This week, a former Soldier shot and killed an active-duty service member and three children at the home of Sergeant. Major Aletha Holliday, who survived the attack in Sumter, South Carolina. The suspect, identified as 26-year-old Charles Slacks, died by suicide following the attack, according to police.