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Hillary Clinton Posts Dance Pic In Solidarity With Finland PM, She Replies
"Keep dancing," former US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton tweeted Sunday, lending her personal support to Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin, whose taste for partying has drawn global attention.
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Here's What A US Navy Ship Looks 20 Years After Being Sunk For Artificial Reef
A group of divers descended in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary on Sunday to mark the 20th anniversary of the sinking of a former US naval ship.
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On Robert Mueller's Last Day On US Stage, A Halting, Faltering Appearance
He could be quick, abrupt, precise - a familiar version of Robert Mueller III, the Marine and FBI director who had established himself in a lifetime of service as a paragon of Washington nonpartisanship. Again and again, he dispatched questions from Democrats and Republicans alike: "True." "Accurate." "Correct."
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Sex, Alcohol, Violence Collide In Murder Case Involving US SEALs, Marines
After a long night of drinking in Mali's capital, two Navy SEALs and two Marine Raiders smashed their way into Army Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar's room with a sledgehammer.
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US Man Detained In Russia Tried To Steal $10,000, Bounced $6,000 Cheques
The Marine Corps found Paul Whelan, the American citizen detained by Russia on espionage charges, guilty of attempting to steal more than $10,000 worth of currency from the U.S. government while deployed to Iraq in 2006 and bouncing nearly $6,000 worth of checks around the same time, according to records obtained by The Washington Post.
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Search Underway For Missing Marines In Mishap Between 2 Military Planes
U.S. Marines and Japanese authorities were searching early Thursday off the coast of Japan for missing Marines after a mishap between a fighter jet and plane used both for transporting troops and refueling, Marine officials said.
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74 Years After Death, US Marine Returned To Family Who Refused To Forget
A bugle sounded taps, a flag was presented, and a Marine was buried Saturday in Maryland - 74 years after his death.
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Former US Marine, Serial Killer On Death Row, Admits To Two More Murders
The horrific rampage of former Marine Jorge Torrez began in a park in his hometown of Zion, Illinois, when he was just 16 years old.
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"There's A War Coming," Top Marine Corps General Warns US Troops
The Marine Corps commandant told about 300 Marines in Norway this week that they should be prepared for battle, predicting a "bigass fight" to come.
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Built By US For $1 Billion, This Is World's Most Expensive Embassy
At $1 billion it is the most expensive embassy ever constructed. But its designers say the new American chancery on the Thames River marks a paradigm shift in design: the U.S. Embassy here will exude openness, while hiding all the clever ways it defends itself from attack.
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He's Accused Of Abusing Muslims Training To Be Marines
A military jury will determine the fate of a former Marine Corps drill instructor accused of singling out Muslim recruits and subjecting them to verbal and physical abuse.
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Iranian Navy Points Laser At US Marine Helicopter In Spat Involving Ships
Iranian forces pointed a laser at an airborne Marine Corps helicopter on Tuesday in an encounter that involved three U.S. ships and was deemed "unsafe and unprofessional" by the Navy, U.S. military officials said.
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Marine Corps Rocked By Nude-Photo Scandal
The Marine Corps is looking into allegations that an unknown number of potential Marines, as well as current and former service members, shared naked and compromising photos of their colleagues on social media, Marine officials said Sunday.
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Donald Trump Taps John Kelly For Homeland Security, Third General For Top Post
President-elect Donald Trump plans to nominate a third retired general for a top job in his new administration with the choice of a battle-hardened Marine commander to lead the agency set up after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks to protect the US homeland.
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US President-Elect Donald Trump Fills Top Jobs For His Administration
US President-elect Donald Trump said on Thursday he would name retired Marine Corps General James Mattis as defense secretary.
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Hillary Clinton Posts Dance Pic In Solidarity With Finland PM, She Replies
"Keep dancing," former US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton tweeted Sunday, lending her personal support to Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin, whose taste for partying has drawn global attention.
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Here's What A US Navy Ship Looks 20 Years After Being Sunk For Artificial Reef
A group of divers descended in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary on Sunday to mark the 20th anniversary of the sinking of a former US naval ship.
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On Robert Mueller's Last Day On US Stage, A Halting, Faltering Appearance
He could be quick, abrupt, precise - a familiar version of Robert Mueller III, the Marine and FBI director who had established himself in a lifetime of service as a paragon of Washington nonpartisanship. Again and again, he dispatched questions from Democrats and Republicans alike: "True." "Accurate." "Correct."
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Sex, Alcohol, Violence Collide In Murder Case Involving US SEALs, Marines
After a long night of drinking in Mali's capital, two Navy SEALs and two Marine Raiders smashed their way into Army Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar's room with a sledgehammer.
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US Man Detained In Russia Tried To Steal $10,000, Bounced $6,000 Cheques
The Marine Corps found Paul Whelan, the American citizen detained by Russia on espionage charges, guilty of attempting to steal more than $10,000 worth of currency from the U.S. government while deployed to Iraq in 2006 and bouncing nearly $6,000 worth of checks around the same time, according to records obtained by The Washington Post.
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Search Underway For Missing Marines In Mishap Between 2 Military Planes
U.S. Marines and Japanese authorities were searching early Thursday off the coast of Japan for missing Marines after a mishap between a fighter jet and plane used both for transporting troops and refueling, Marine officials said.
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74 Years After Death, US Marine Returned To Family Who Refused To Forget
A bugle sounded taps, a flag was presented, and a Marine was buried Saturday in Maryland - 74 years after his death.
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Former US Marine, Serial Killer On Death Row, Admits To Two More Murders
The horrific rampage of former Marine Jorge Torrez began in a park in his hometown of Zion, Illinois, when he was just 16 years old.
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"There's A War Coming," Top Marine Corps General Warns US Troops
The Marine Corps commandant told about 300 Marines in Norway this week that they should be prepared for battle, predicting a "bigass fight" to come.
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Built By US For $1 Billion, This Is World's Most Expensive Embassy
At $1 billion it is the most expensive embassy ever constructed. But its designers say the new American chancery on the Thames River marks a paradigm shift in design: the U.S. Embassy here will exude openness, while hiding all the clever ways it defends itself from attack.
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He's Accused Of Abusing Muslims Training To Be Marines
A military jury will determine the fate of a former Marine Corps drill instructor accused of singling out Muslim recruits and subjecting them to verbal and physical abuse.
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Iranian Navy Points Laser At US Marine Helicopter In Spat Involving Ships
Iranian forces pointed a laser at an airborne Marine Corps helicopter on Tuesday in an encounter that involved three U.S. ships and was deemed "unsafe and unprofessional" by the Navy, U.S. military officials said.
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Marine Corps Rocked By Nude-Photo Scandal
The Marine Corps is looking into allegations that an unknown number of potential Marines, as well as current and former service members, shared naked and compromising photos of their colleagues on social media, Marine officials said Sunday.
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Donald Trump Taps John Kelly For Homeland Security, Third General For Top Post
President-elect Donald Trump plans to nominate a third retired general for a top job in his new administration with the choice of a battle-hardened Marine commander to lead the agency set up after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks to protect the US homeland.
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US President-Elect Donald Trump Fills Top Jobs For His Administration
US President-elect Donald Trump said on Thursday he would name retired Marine Corps General James Mattis as defense secretary.
