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Fort Liberty to be renamed Fort Bragg in honor of WWII hero
Fort Liberty in Fayetteville will once again be known as Fort Bragg, but it won’t be for Confederate General Braxton Bragg.
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Harrigan wastes no time filing 1st bill as freshman congressman
Harrigan introduced a bill to reinstate service members discharged who refused the COVID-19 vaccine.
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NC leaders mark anniversary of Oct.7 attacks in Israel
State and federal lawmakers honor the first anniversary of 10/7.
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Hudson has questions about what DOD is doing about US military base infiltrations
Congressman Richard Hudson, R, NC-09, along with fellow Republican congressmen Pat Fallon, TX, and Jimmy Panetta, CA, are seeking answers from Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin about what the Department of Defense is doing about the recent rise in incidents of foreign nationals attempting to infiltrate US military installations or spy on military personnel across the country.
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N.C.’s Fort Bragg’s official new name will be Fort Liberty
The United States Department of Defense has begun implementing name changes for military installations across the country, including North Carolina’s Fort Bragg, which will now be known as Fort Liberty.
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Budd to DOD: Give soldiers boosted inflation bonuses, not food stamps
"It is highly concerning that the U.S. Army is directing service members to apply for SNAP benefits because of the real-world consequences of the policy failures of the Biden Administration," Budd said.
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Americans have little taste for war in Ukraine, poll finds
Americans have little appetite for a potential war with Russia, a recent poll by Rasmussen Reports finds. The new national telephone and online survey, released Wednesday, Jan. 26, finds that only 31% of likely American voters think that, if Russia attacks Ukraine, U.S. combat troops should be sent to help, Rasmussen says. Of the respondents,...
Opinion
COVID-inspired regulatory rollback should extend to other areas
If a relaxation of government rules can speed up access to life-saving vaccines, policymakers should look at other areas where regulation's harms outweigh its benefits.
