Documents reveal “sensitive weapons and equipment” were taken — and the Pentagon may be unaware of the scope of the thefts.
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The Defense Department passed the same paltry number of sub-audits as it did last year — and would not say if would ever see a clean audit.
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Details about the rapid U.S. military buildup since the start of Israel’s war on Gaza are largely unknown to the public and risk war with Iran, experts say.
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Biden’s support for the terror bombing of Gaza continues his long history as a steadfast supporter of Israel’s greatest crimes.
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Indiscriminate airstrikes have been a U.S. hallmark from the “banana wars” to the forever wars.
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The U.S. military has neither compensated nor apologized to relatives of the woman and child it acknowledges killing in 2018.
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NSO Group has pushed to be taken off a U.S. blacklist since 2021. Now, citing the threat of Hamas, it’s trying to cozy up to the Americans.
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The Biden administration put out a three-page list of arms for Ukraine, but information on weapons sent to Israel could fit in one sentence.
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The U.S. intelligence community is facing calls to reform the spying tool known as 702, which is set to expire at the end of the year.
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If the Israel–Hamas war spreads to Yemen, U.S. Special Operations troops stationed there could create geopolitical complications.
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