Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard arranged for agents who searched a Georgia election site last week to have a phone call with President Trump, sources say.
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Dorner Carmichael reprised her American Red Cross volunteer role to give troops deployed to NATO-ally Poland a sense of normalcy while deployed far from home.
Pvt. Brian Jones Jr. was sentenced to 247 months of confinement, reduction in rank to E‑1, forfeiture of all pay and a dishonorable discharge.
The Pentagon has given its blessing to an engine and depot-level maintenance contract covering the Ukrainian F-16 fleet for the next three years.
The U.S. Army Golden Knights parachute team is well into its preparations for the 2026 demonstration season, which begins March 28.
U.S. Army Europe and Africa is launching a new online renewal system for Defense Department personnel in Germany.
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to key demands from the Republican-led House Oversight Committee to testify about Jeffrey Epstein in a closed-door deposition, according to a lawyer for the couple and the top Democrat on the panel. Why it matters: Republicans had been planning to hold a vote this week holding the two in contempt of Congress due to the impasse. - It was not immediately clear Monday evening whether committee chair James Comer (R-Ky.) would accept the Clintons' terms and, subsequently, whether the contempt votes would still take place. - "I will clarify the terms they are agreeing to and then discuss next steps with my committee members," Comer said in a statement.…
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to key demands from the Republican-led House Oversight Committee to testify about Jeffrey Epstein in a closed-door deposition, according to a lawyer for the couple and the top Democrat on the panel. Why it matters: Republicans had been planning to hold a vote this week holding the two in contempt of Congress due to the impasse. - It was not immediately clear Monday evening whether committee chair James Comer (R-Ky.) would accept the Clintons' terms and, subsequently, whether the contempt votes would still take place. - "I will clarify the terms they are agreeing to and then discuss next steps with my committee members," Comer said in a statement.…Open
