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“The grief is raw," Biden said of Section 60, where America's most recent war dead are buried. "It’s a visceral reminder of the living cost of war.”
New documentation helps fill in the gaps on why the U.S. military and law enforcement officials took so long to respond to the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.
Like Biden, the last two presidents repeatedly criticized the U.S. campaign in Afghanistan. Both left office with thousands of American troops still in the country.
In a letter released this week, three U.N. officials addressed "America’s increased military presence in Guam" and its effect on Indigenous people.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
President Joe Biden will soon announce whether he plans to keep the 3,500 U.S. troops in Afghanistan deployed there beyond a May 1 deadline for their departure.
Increased links would allow far-right extremists to "enhance operational security and develop new tactics," concludes a report obtained by ABC News.
They reportedly failed to submit required negative tests when they landed at Shannon Airport, then broke isolation to leave their hotel to buy food.
The new president is also expected to reinstate a rule protecting transgender students’ right to use the bathroom that best aligns with their gender identity.
The president seemed to drop the idea after top advisers warned that military action may ignite a broader conflict.
“This is some crazy thinking going on inside that White House," warned Gen. Barry McCaffrey.