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'Silence Patton': First Victim of the Cold War

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McChrystal On Hillary: 'One Of The Relationships I Will Value Forever'

General Stanley McChrystal joins HuffPost Live to share his thoughts on Hillary Clinton.
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Ex-Air Force Law Enforcement Agent Says He Hoaxed Major UFO Mythologies

Richard Doty claims that while he was a special agent for the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations, he was tasked with hoaxing documents and feeding false information to UFO researchers. The Air Force refuses to comment on whether they knew of his activities and whether his claims of partaking in this activity at the behest of his superiors is accurate.
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Dear Military Spouses: I'm Sorry

We're willing to watch movies like Twelve Years a Slave to try to imagine that experience, willing to read books about being young wizards and let our imaginations take us into that world -- why can we not do the same for troops and veterans?
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Gun Violence In America: Dozens Shot In Weekend Before Navy Yard Killings

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Rats and Cats During WWI

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Ashanti Dishes On Her Relationship With Ja Rule

Ashanti joins HuffPost Live to discuss her relationship with rapper Ja Rule.
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Killing With Sound: What Happens When the Whales Stop Singing?

For whales, such as the great blue, who can communicate over thousands of miles, such sonic stress affects reproduction and communication so much that some whales simply stop vocalizing. What happens to our oceans when the whales stop singing?
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Why America Owes Its Existence and Military to a Gay Man

You can't teach about the Revolution without mentioning the role of Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben. However, the one fact that seems to be left out during lectures is that von Steuben was known to "have affections to members of his own sex."
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Military Gets Rid Of 'Birth Control Glasses'

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