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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth got an unexpected Christmas gift from President Donald Trump this year: Hegseth’s embattled chief of staff — who’d been doing the…
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Hurwitz, M.J. Cobalt, lithium, and other minerals are being stockpiled at the expense of climate action, a new report warns.
Frankie Lister-Fell, Metro Ukraine’s Kyiv was targeted with missiles and drones in a Russian attack last night that killed at least one person and injured dozens
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Sen. Jim Banks, The American Mind Americans are choosing to serve because they believe in the mission, trust their leaders, and take pride in this great country.
For Anna Richardson, service was never just about wearing the uniform; it was about becoming someone who could help others heal. She joined the Army at just 19, seeking structure, purpose, and a healthier way forward.
“At that time, my life didn’t have much direction,” she told We Are The Mighty. “I saw the military as an opportunity not just to serve, but to find discipline and meaning.”
What drew her in most was the chance to work in behavioral health, a field where she could make a tangible difference while simultaneously growing into the person she wanted to be.
President Donald Trump announced on Christmas Day that U.S. forces had conducted “powerful and deadly” airstrikes against Islamic State (ISIS) militants in northwest Nigeria, describing the operation as a direct response to what he called the “vicious killing” of innocent Christians by the terrorist group.
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