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Here are the rules to get reimbursed for shipping a pet in 2024
DoD reimbursement for the costs of shipping a pet doesn’t start until Jan. 1. In the meantime, military relief societies may be able to help.
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Why US agencies buy personal info and what it means in the age of AI
The government faces legal restrictions on gathering personal information on citizens, but the law is largely silent on agencies purchasing the data.
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DoD: Chinese spy balloon did not collect, transmit data over the US
Defense officials had previously said the spy balloon did not transmit data back to Beijing.
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Fort Bliss orders its soldiers to take leave. Yes, really.
Beginning October 2023, all Fort Bliss soldiers will be required to put in for at least 14 days of annual leave.
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Service academies exempt from Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
“The potentially distinct interests” of service academies was a reason Chief Justice John Roberts cited as to not yet address their admissions practices.
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Former education CEO sentenced in largest GI Bill fraud case yet
The Department of Justice said it is the largest Post-9/11 GI Bill fraud case.
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NATO leaders to parse Putin’s weakness in Wagner mutiny aftermath
With Wagner chief whereabouts in doubt, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to address Thursday’s gathering by video link.
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Coast Guard: Human remains likely recovered from Titan sub wreckage
Debris from the submersible arrived at a port in Newfoundland Wednesday. The submersible imploded last week, killing all five people on board.
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White House $3.1 billion homeless program includes help for vets
The new efforts include job training for homeless vets and legal support to stave off potential financial challenges.
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Bush Institute recommends TAP revamp
Consistently evaluating and improving TAP is critical to improving outcomes.
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Here are the rules to get reimbursed for shipping a pet in 2024
DoD reimbursement for the costs of shipping a pet doesn’t start until Jan. 1. In the meantime, military relief societies may be able to help.
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Why US agencies buy personal info and what it means in the age of AI
The government faces legal restrictions on gathering personal information on citizens, but the law is largely silent on agencies purchasing the data.
-
DoD: Chinese spy balloon did not collect, transmit data over the US
Defense officials had previously said the spy balloon did not transmit data back to Beijing.
-
Fort Bliss orders its soldiers to take leave. Yes, really.
Beginning October 2023, all Fort Bliss soldiers will be required to put in for at least 14 days of annual leave.
-
Service academies exempt from Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
“The potentially distinct interests” of service academies was a reason Chief Justice John Roberts cited as to not yet address their admissions practices.
-
Former education CEO sentenced in largest GI Bill fraud case yet
The Department of Justice said it is the largest Post-9/11 GI Bill fraud case.
-
NATO leaders to parse Putin’s weakness in Wagner mutiny aftermath
With Wagner chief whereabouts in doubt, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to address Thursday’s gathering by video link.
-
Coast Guard: Human remains likely recovered from Titan sub wreckage
Debris from the submersible arrived at a port in Newfoundland Wednesday. The submersible imploded last week, killing all five people on board.
-
White House $3.1 billion homeless program includes help for vets
The new efforts include job training for homeless vets and legal support to stave off potential financial challenges.
-
Bush Institute recommends TAP revamp
Consistently evaluating and improving TAP is critical to improving outcomes.
-
Here are the rules to get reimbursed for shipping a pet in 2024
DoD reimbursement for the costs of shipping a pet doesn’t start until Jan. 1. In the meantime, military relief societies may be able to help.
-
Why US agencies buy personal info and what it means in the age of AI
The government faces legal restrictions on gathering personal information on citizens, but the law is largely silent on agencies purchasing the data.
-
DoD: Chinese spy balloon did not collect, transmit data over the US
Defense officials had previously said the spy balloon did not transmit data back to Beijing.
-
Fort Bliss orders its soldiers to take leave. Yes, really.
Beginning October 2023, all Fort Bliss soldiers will be required to put in for at least 14 days of annual leave.
-
Service academies exempt from Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
“The potentially distinct interests” of service academies was a reason Chief Justice John Roberts cited as to not yet address their admissions practices.
-
Former education CEO sentenced in largest GI Bill fraud case yet
The Department of Justice said it is the largest Post-9/11 GI Bill fraud case.
-
NATO leaders to parse Putin’s weakness in Wagner mutiny aftermath
With Wagner chief whereabouts in doubt, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to address Thursday’s gathering by video link.
-
Coast Guard: Human remains likely recovered from Titan sub wreckage
Debris from the submersible arrived at a port in Newfoundland Wednesday. The submersible imploded last week, killing all five people on board.
-
White House $3.1 billion homeless program includes help for vets
The new efforts include job training for homeless vets and legal support to stave off potential financial challenges.
-
Bush Institute recommends TAP revamp
Consistently evaluating and improving TAP is critical to improving outcomes.
