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US Says Seeking Info On Reports Of Detained Al Jazeera Reporter In Gaza
The United States is aware of reports that an Al Jazeera journalist was detained by Israeli Defense Forces, State Department deputy spokesperson Vedant Patel told a news briefing on Monday.
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Watch: Leaked US Navy Video Shows Mysterious UFO Disappear Into Water
Filmmaker and UFO enthusiast Jeremy Corbell has released footage that appears to show an unidentified flying object or a UFO disappearing into the water off California.
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US Approves $600 Million Sale Of Armed MQ-9 Reaper Drones To Taiwan
The United States has agreed to sell four armed MQ-9 Reaper drones to Taiwan, the State Department announced Tuesday, helping to boost the island's defenses as China steps up its threats.
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2 Chinese Cyber Criminals Targeted Covid Research, Hacked Hundreds Of Companies: US
Two Chinese nationals have been indicted for seeking to steal COVID-19 vaccine research and hacking hundreds of companies in the United States and abroad, including defense contractors, the US Justice Department said Tuesday.
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Pak Continues Effort To Counter Indian Influence In Afghanistan: Pentagon
United States Department of Defense quarterly report to US Congress says that Pakistan continues to harbor the Taliban and associated terrorist groups in Pakistan, such as the Haqqani Network, which maintains the ability to conduct attacks against Afghan interests.
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Washington in Talks With Chipmakers About Building US Factories
Intel is in discussions with the United States Department of Defense over improving domestic sources for microelectronics and related technology, Intel spokesman William Moss said in an emailed statement.
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Pentagon Officially Releases Three UFO Videos. Watch
The United States Department of Defense has officially released three short videos showing "unidentified aerial phenomena".
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If Pentagon Has Wi-Fi, Why Can't Supreme Court: Senior Judge Justice Chelameswar
If the headquarters of the United States' Department of Defense at Pentagon can have WiFi facility, why can't it be installed in the Supreme Court, a top court judge asked today. "If Pentagon could work with a WiFi, what is the difficulty for any other institution to have the facility in process," Justice J Chelameswar, the third senior-most judge,...
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THAAD Deployment In South Korea Not A Threat To China: US
The United States has told China that Washington's deployment of the anti-missile defence system THAAD in South Korea is a defensive measure against North Korean threats and does not pose a threat to China, the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday.
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US Department Of Defense Looking To Rent Space In Trump Tower: Report
The United States military is looking to rent space at Trump Tower for use when President Donald Trump returns to his longtime home in New York City.
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For This Fighter Jet, Pentagon Working To Cut Costs From 100 To 85 Million
The U.S. Defense Department on Monday extended by two years a project that has cut the cost of Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 fighter plane by more than $1 million per jet, and kicked off a similar project to cut operating and maintenance costs.
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US Hopes For Talks With China About Possible THAAD Move To South Korea
The United States hopes to talk with China and address its concerns about the possible deployment of the THAAD missile defence system that Washington is discussing with Seoul, a senior State Department official said Tuesday.
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US To Conduct Counter-Boko Haram Operations in Nigeria
The United States will conduct surveillance and intelligence operations against Boko Haram inside Nigeria, sources familiar with the plan told AFP Friday, a significant escalation of Washington's role in combatting the Islamist group.
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Pentagon Guidelines on War Coverage by Journalists Draw Fire
The Pentagon is drawing fire for new legal guidelines that liken war correspondents to spies and says that in some instances they can be treated as "unprivileged belligerents."
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Pentagon Probe of Anthrax Samples Sent to Laboratories in US And Abroad Finds Faulty Protocols
An investigation into how Defense Department labs sent live anthrax spores to researchers in the United States and seven other countries did not find a single root cause but concluded that protocols to inactivate the bacteria were deficient, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
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US Says Seeking Info On Reports Of Detained Al Jazeera Reporter In Gaza
The United States is aware of reports that an Al Jazeera journalist was detained by Israeli Defense Forces, State Department deputy spokesperson Vedant Patel told a news briefing on Monday.
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Watch: Leaked US Navy Video Shows Mysterious UFO Disappear Into Water
Filmmaker and UFO enthusiast Jeremy Corbell has released footage that appears to show an unidentified flying object or a UFO disappearing into the water off California.
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US Approves $600 Million Sale Of Armed MQ-9 Reaper Drones To Taiwan
The United States has agreed to sell four armed MQ-9 Reaper drones to Taiwan, the State Department announced Tuesday, helping to boost the island's defenses as China steps up its threats.
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2 Chinese Cyber Criminals Targeted Covid Research, Hacked Hundreds Of Companies: US
Two Chinese nationals have been indicted for seeking to steal COVID-19 vaccine research and hacking hundreds of companies in the United States and abroad, including defense contractors, the US Justice Department said Tuesday.
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Pak Continues Effort To Counter Indian Influence In Afghanistan: Pentagon
United States Department of Defense quarterly report to US Congress says that Pakistan continues to harbor the Taliban and associated terrorist groups in Pakistan, such as the Haqqani Network, which maintains the ability to conduct attacks against Afghan interests.
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Washington in Talks With Chipmakers About Building US Factories
Intel is in discussions with the United States Department of Defense over improving domestic sources for microelectronics and related technology, Intel spokesman William Moss said in an emailed statement.
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Pentagon Officially Releases Three UFO Videos. Watch
The United States Department of Defense has officially released three short videos showing "unidentified aerial phenomena".
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If Pentagon Has Wi-Fi, Why Can't Supreme Court: Senior Judge Justice Chelameswar
If the headquarters of the United States' Department of Defense at Pentagon can have WiFi facility, why can't it be installed in the Supreme Court, a top court judge asked today. "If Pentagon could work with a WiFi, what is the difficulty for any other institution to have the facility in process," Justice J Chelameswar, the third senior-most judge,...
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THAAD Deployment In South Korea Not A Threat To China: US
The United States has told China that Washington's deployment of the anti-missile defence system THAAD in South Korea is a defensive measure against North Korean threats and does not pose a threat to China, the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday.
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US Department Of Defense Looking To Rent Space In Trump Tower: Report
The United States military is looking to rent space at Trump Tower for use when President Donald Trump returns to his longtime home in New York City.
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For This Fighter Jet, Pentagon Working To Cut Costs From 100 To 85 Million
The U.S. Defense Department on Monday extended by two years a project that has cut the cost of Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 fighter plane by more than $1 million per jet, and kicked off a similar project to cut operating and maintenance costs.
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US Hopes For Talks With China About Possible THAAD Move To South Korea
The United States hopes to talk with China and address its concerns about the possible deployment of the THAAD missile defence system that Washington is discussing with Seoul, a senior State Department official said Tuesday.
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US To Conduct Counter-Boko Haram Operations in Nigeria
The United States will conduct surveillance and intelligence operations against Boko Haram inside Nigeria, sources familiar with the plan told AFP Friday, a significant escalation of Washington's role in combatting the Islamist group.
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Pentagon Guidelines on War Coverage by Journalists Draw Fire
The Pentagon is drawing fire for new legal guidelines that liken war correspondents to spies and says that in some instances they can be treated as "unprivileged belligerents."
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Pentagon Probe of Anthrax Samples Sent to Laboratories in US And Abroad Finds Faulty Protocols
An investigation into how Defense Department labs sent live anthrax spores to researchers in the United States and seven other countries did not find a single root cause but concluded that protocols to inactivate the bacteria were deficient, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
