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Veterans without degrees to be allowed to teach children in Florida
Floridaās Department of Education announced last week that military veterans without teaching degrees will be allowed to fill the 9,000 teaching vacancies that remain open as their schools approach the end of summer.
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China accuses the US of being the "maker of security risks"
Chinaās military said on Wednesday that the United States is the real āmaker of security risksā in the Taiwan Strait.
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America's top General orders the review of US/Chinese military interactions
Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, instructed his staff to compile data on every interaction between the Chinese and US military over the past half decade. According to three defense officials, the intention is to review and analyze the rising count of engagements between the two forces in the South China Sea and surrounding area.
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Brett Kavanaugh shunned out of Morton's Steakhouse by protestors in DC
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh fled from a Mortonās Steakhouse in the nationās Capitol after protestors gathered outside to demonstrate their disapproval of his vote to overturn the long standing landmark case of Roe v. Wade.
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"Good Samaritan" stops mall shooter with personal weapon
The Greenwood Park Mall turned into a horrific scene when an unidentified 20-year-old gunman entered the mall with a rifle, and several magazines of ammunition. He then opened fire in the food court, killing three and injuring two, before a bystander returned fire on the assailant, ending the shooting spree.
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Army Chaplain investigated after sending pro-life victory email to entire Brigade
An Army Chaplain with the 157th Infantry Brigade found himself under scrutiny after sending a pro-life victory email to his entire Brigade celebrating the reversal of Roe v Wade.
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U.S.: ISIS leader killed in drone strike in Syria
Early Tuesday morning the US military reported that a leader ranking among the top five of the Islamic State in Syria, was killed in a US drone strike.
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10% of Army National Guardsmen unvaccinated past deadline
Midnight last night marked the official deadline for All National Guardsmen to be fully vaccinated for Covid and one out of every ten National Guard Soldiers still fail to meet compliance. While they now may face separation from service, its unclear whether or not the National Guard can afford to take action.
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National Guardsmen lose rifle to woman at butterfly sanctuary
A Texas citizen found and took possession of a loaded M4 left unattended in a truck being used by National Guardsmen on a mission at the US-Mexico border.
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Woman may soon be included in the national draft
Representatives are once again discussing the idea of requiring women to register for the national draft.
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Georgia death row inmate argues for death by firing squad, wins case
In 2002, Michael Nance was sentenced to death after being convicted of murder for shooting a bystander to death following a 1993 bank robbery in which he was involved.
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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.
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