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Split Appeals Court rules against Fort Bragg discrimination complaint

A federal Appeals Court has split, 2-1, in ruling against a black woman’s claim of workplace discrimination at Fort Bragg more than a decade ago. The majority’s decision Monday affirmed a trial judge’s ruling in the dispute.

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Trump vows US Army will be ‘bigger, better, and stronger than ever’ during Fort Bragg visit

President Donald Trump marked the 250th anniversary of the United States Army with a high-profile visit to Fort Bragg on Tuesday, pledging to restore traditional base names, strengthen military might, and reject “woke garbage” in favor of a renewed warrior ethos.

Kerri Carswell
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Hegseth delivers message of support and pay raises at Fort Bragg’s All-American Week

“We've had this day circled on our calendar in the Pentagon for quite some time,” he told the soldiers. “It is great to be here at Fort Bragg, it is Fort Bragg again. You know there's nothing wrong with liberty, give me liberty or give me death. I love it, but give me Fort Bragg every day of the week.”

Theresa Opeka

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NC’s military base becomes questionable connection between New Year’s attackers 

Both attacks were carried out by Americans with not just connections to the US Military but ties to the Fort Bragg base in Fayetteville. Both men served on the base in the Army at different times, and they also both served in Afghanistan in 2009, but there is no sign that they served in the same unit or province, according to reports circulating.

Brianna Kraemer