United States Department of Defense

Pentagon Reverses Decision To Discontinue Military Paper Stars And Stripes

Stars and Stripes, which first started publishing during the Civil War, was initially scheduled to shutter its newsroom by the end of September.
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Critics Explode After Trump Lashes Pentagon Leaders As Warmongers

Isn't he the commander in chief?
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Explosive UFO Report In NYT Mentions 'Off-World Vehicles Not Made On This Earth'

A Pentagon consultant made the revelation to The New York Times.
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Coronavirus Relief Fund Watchdog Who Was Ousted By Trump Resigns From Pentagon

Glenn Fine had been tasked with monitoring the federal government’s coronavirus relief spending before being removed last month.
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Pentagon Officially Releases 3 Videos Of 'Unexplained Aerial Phenomena'

Navy officials confirmed the videos' existence last fall while insisting at the time that the footage should never have been made public.
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Pentagon Silent On Coronavirus Test Kits At Overseas Military Bases

“We asked whether the Army has coronavirus testing kits physically at all bases abroad. They are still unable to tell us [a] yes or no answer."
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Teachers On U.S. Military Bases Abroad Say They're At Risk Of Coronavirus Exposure

They're conducting lessons online, but still being asked to do it from school.
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Trump Gives Defense Department Power To Abolish Bargaining For Civilian Unions

The president declared in a memo that gutting the unions would bring "maximum flexibility."
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Pentagon Approves Use Of Military Bases To Quarantine Of Up To 1,000

The Department of Health and Human Services requested housing for people who may need to be quarantined upon arriving in the U.S. from overseas.
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Trump Bolted To Most Extreme Iran Measure Despite Reported Concerns By Aides

Some officials were skeptical of reports of "imminent attacks" by Iran against U.S. targets, according to The New York Times.
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