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Trump "Learned A Lot" About COVID-19 By Going To "Real School"
US President Donald Trump on Sunday made a brief drive outside the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he is being treated for COVID-19. Trump's motorcade drove past his supporters who were seen waving at him.
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Donald Trump Says He'll Wear Mask During Upcoming Visit To Military Hospital
US President Donald Trump, who has avoided being seen wearing a face covering in public, said on Thursday he expects to wear a mask when he next visits US troops at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center outside Washington.
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US-Led Coalition Destroys Syrian Mosque Used As ISIS Command Centre
The US-led coalition in Syria destroyed on Saturday a mosque in the town of Hajin which had been used as an ISIS command and control center, the US military said.
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Donald Trump Would 'Certainly Consider' Sending New York Attacker To Guantanamo Bay
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he would "certainly consider" sending New York terror suspect Sayfullo Saipov to America's military detention center in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Opinion: The Night One Russian Military Officer May Have Saved The World
He was often called "the man who saved the world," and in some sense, he did. On the night of Sept. 26, 1983, in a period of Cold War tension, Stanislav Petrov, a lieutenant colonel on duty at a missile attack early-warning center south of Moscow, was jolted by an alarm of a U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile attack on the Soviet Union.
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Donald Trump Praises Veterans, Hits Media At Kennedy Center Event
US President Donald Trump honored military veterans in Washington on Saturday at a Kennedy Center event that resembled both a political rally and an evangelical Christian religious service ahead of the July 4 Independence Day holiday.
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No Evidence Of Shooting At San Diego Military Hospital, Say Officials
Military authorities responded Tuesday to a report of gunshots at a building on the campus Naval Medical Center San Diego.
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Accused 9/11 Plotters' Objections To Female Guards A Bid To Stall Trial: US Officer
Prisoners' religious objections to being touched by female guards at Guantanamo Bay are an attempt to stall proceedings in the death penalty trial of five men accused of a role in the September 11 attacks, a US military commander testified on Thursday.
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ISIS Techies Now Run 24-Hour 'Help Desk' for Jihadis: Experts
The Internet-savvy Islamic State terror network has set up a 24-hour 'Jihadi Help Desk' manned by IT experts to enable its foot soldiers spread its diabolic message worldwide, recruit followers and launch more attacks on foreign soil, counter-terrorism experts say.
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Pak Patronises Proxy groups That Terrorise US, India: Security Expert
Though Pakistan gets billions of Dollars in US aid and takes in tonnes of military hardware, it continues to patronise proxy groups, a top American expert on South Asia has said while emphasising on this "dysfunctional dynamic" in the bilateral relationship.
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Beijing Tries to Soothe South China Sea Jitters
Beijing sought to soothe tensions over its South China Sea claims today, saying it will avoid the use of force in the region as the US ponders sending war ships close to territory claimed by the Asian giant.
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Russia Positioning Tanks at Syria Airfield, Say US Officials
Russia has positioned about a half dozen tanks at a Syrian airfield at the center of a military buildup, two US officials said today, adding the intentions of Moscow's latest deployment of heavy military equipment to Syria was unclear.
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Barack Obama Declares Wildfire Emergency in Washington State
President Barack Obama declared an emergency Friday for wildfire-ravaged Washington state, as Australia and New Zealand sent firefighters to help US crews struggling to contain deadly blazes across America's drought-stricken West.
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Death Toll Climbs to 5 in Chattanooga Shooting: US Military
A US sailor has died of injuries after the shootings on military centers in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the US Navy said today.
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US Shooter Had at Least 3 Guns, Some Bought Legally: FBI
The gunman who carried out the deadly attacks on two US military centers in Tennessee had at least two rifles and one handgun, some of which were purchased legally, the FBI said Friday.
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Trump "Learned A Lot" About COVID-19 By Going To "Real School"
US President Donald Trump on Sunday made a brief drive outside the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he is being treated for COVID-19. Trump's motorcade drove past his supporters who were seen waving at him.
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Donald Trump Says He'll Wear Mask During Upcoming Visit To Military Hospital
US President Donald Trump, who has avoided being seen wearing a face covering in public, said on Thursday he expects to wear a mask when he next visits US troops at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center outside Washington.
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US-Led Coalition Destroys Syrian Mosque Used As ISIS Command Centre
The US-led coalition in Syria destroyed on Saturday a mosque in the town of Hajin which had been used as an ISIS command and control center, the US military said.
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Donald Trump Would 'Certainly Consider' Sending New York Attacker To Guantanamo Bay
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he would "certainly consider" sending New York terror suspect Sayfullo Saipov to America's military detention center in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Opinion: The Night One Russian Military Officer May Have Saved The World
He was often called "the man who saved the world," and in some sense, he did. On the night of Sept. 26, 1983, in a period of Cold War tension, Stanislav Petrov, a lieutenant colonel on duty at a missile attack early-warning center south of Moscow, was jolted by an alarm of a U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile attack on the Soviet Union.
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Donald Trump Praises Veterans, Hits Media At Kennedy Center Event
US President Donald Trump honored military veterans in Washington on Saturday at a Kennedy Center event that resembled both a political rally and an evangelical Christian religious service ahead of the July 4 Independence Day holiday.
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No Evidence Of Shooting At San Diego Military Hospital, Say Officials
Military authorities responded Tuesday to a report of gunshots at a building on the campus Naval Medical Center San Diego.
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Accused 9/11 Plotters' Objections To Female Guards A Bid To Stall Trial: US Officer
Prisoners' religious objections to being touched by female guards at Guantanamo Bay are an attempt to stall proceedings in the death penalty trial of five men accused of a role in the September 11 attacks, a US military commander testified on Thursday.
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ISIS Techies Now Run 24-Hour 'Help Desk' for Jihadis: Experts
The Internet-savvy Islamic State terror network has set up a 24-hour 'Jihadi Help Desk' manned by IT experts to enable its foot soldiers spread its diabolic message worldwide, recruit followers and launch more attacks on foreign soil, counter-terrorism experts say.
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Pak Patronises Proxy groups That Terrorise US, India: Security Expert
Though Pakistan gets billions of Dollars in US aid and takes in tonnes of military hardware, it continues to patronise proxy groups, a top American expert on South Asia has said while emphasising on this "dysfunctional dynamic" in the bilateral relationship.
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Beijing Tries to Soothe South China Sea Jitters
Beijing sought to soothe tensions over its South China Sea claims today, saying it will avoid the use of force in the region as the US ponders sending war ships close to territory claimed by the Asian giant.
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Russia Positioning Tanks at Syria Airfield, Say US Officials
Russia has positioned about a half dozen tanks at a Syrian airfield at the center of a military buildup, two US officials said today, adding the intentions of Moscow's latest deployment of heavy military equipment to Syria was unclear.
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Barack Obama Declares Wildfire Emergency in Washington State
President Barack Obama declared an emergency Friday for wildfire-ravaged Washington state, as Australia and New Zealand sent firefighters to help US crews struggling to contain deadly blazes across America's drought-stricken West.
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Death Toll Climbs to 5 in Chattanooga Shooting: US Military
A US sailor has died of injuries after the shootings on military centers in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the US Navy said today.
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US Shooter Had at Least 3 Guns, Some Bought Legally: FBI
The gunman who carried out the deadly attacks on two US military centers in Tennessee had at least two rifles and one handgun, some of which were purchased legally, the FBI said Friday.
