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Passenger Attempts To Hijack Mexican Plane And Divert It To US After Attacking Flight Attendant
The pilot quickly responded by diverting the plane to Guadalajara, where the Mexican National Guard arrested the suspect.
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"Let's Win This": How Kamala Harris Chose Tim Walz Over Phone Call
Tim Walz, 60, is a veteran of the Army National Guard and a former high school social studies teacher and football coach.
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2 Killed As US National Guard Helicopter Crashes Near Mexico Border
At least two people were killed after a National Guard helicopter with one National Guardsman and three Border Patrol agents on board crashed near the US-Mexico border in Texas, the New York Post reported.
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Guard Troops, Cops To Be Deployed On New York Subways: Governor
New York Governor Kathy Hochul said Wednesday she would deploy the state's National Guard troops and police onto the New York City subway after upticks in violent incidents on the network serving the United States' largest metropolis.
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US Coast Guard Boards Chinese Fishing Boats During Patrol In Pacific Ocean
The US Coast Guard and Kiribati police boarded two Chinese fishing boats during a patrol against illegal fishing in the Pacific Islands nation's vast exclusive economic zone this month but found no issues aboard, a coast guard official said.
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"Minor Disruption To Air Traffic": Germany, US Ahead Of Massive NATO Drill
The largest air deployment exercise in NATO's history, involving 25 nations and 250 aircraft in June, will only cause minor disruptions to civilian air traffic in Europe, Germany and the US said on Wednesday.
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Suspect Arrested Over Pentagon Document Leaks: Report
US authorities on Thursday arrested a suspect in the case of leaked classified documents, according to US media, which has honed in on a young National Guard member as the possible source of the security breach.
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2 Dead In US Military Helicopter Crash In Alabama
Two people died on Wednesday when a military Black Hawk helicopter crashed near a highway in the southern state of Alabama, authorities said.
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Iran Offered To Pay $300,000 To Kill Ex-White House National Security Advisor, Says US
The US Justice Department said Wednesday it had uncovered an Iranian plot to kill former White House National Security Advisor John Bolton and announced charges against a member of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Can Cyberattacks Lead to a Real War? Depends On What Nations Consider Crossing a Digital Red Line
As tensions flare among Western powers over the deepening Russia-Ukraine crisis, fears of increased cyberattacks have floated a difficult question: can cyberattacks lead to real wars?
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In US, States Deploy Soldiers And Home Tests In Covid Battle
New York is requiring masks in all indoor places across the state. Massachusetts is sending free home Covid-19 test kits to its poorest areas. Maine has activated its National Guard to help hospitals.
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What Drives The Indian Army? Maruti Suzuki Gypsy, Tata Safari And More
The Indian Army is the pride of the nation, guarding our frontiers and people while the rest of us get to live peaceful lives. Did you know that the Army has used some fascinating cars over the years? Heres taking a look.
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US National Guard Exits Capitol For The First Time After January 6 Attack
The US Capitol stood unprotected by National Guard troops for the first time in nearly five months Monday as concerns about right-wing extremist threats have diminished since the January 6 attacks.
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Intel Failures Compounded US Capitol Riot: Security Officials To US Congress
The deadly US Capitol riot on January 6 exposed devastating security and intelligence weaknesses, with military authorities reacting too slowly to calls for National Guard backup against an overwhelming mob, security officials told Congress Tuesday.
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Amid "Threat" National Guard To Stay In Washington Till Mid-March
Thousands of US National Guard troops mobilized in Washington for the presidential inauguration will remain in place through mid-March due to ongoing threats, Pentagon officials said Monday.
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Passenger Attempts To Hijack Mexican Plane And Divert It To US After Attacking Flight Attendant
The pilot quickly responded by diverting the plane to Guadalajara, where the Mexican National Guard arrested the suspect.
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"Let's Win This": How Kamala Harris Chose Tim Walz Over Phone Call
Tim Walz, 60, is a veteran of the Army National Guard and a former high school social studies teacher and football coach.
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2 Killed As US National Guard Helicopter Crashes Near Mexico Border
At least two people were killed after a National Guard helicopter with one National Guardsman and three Border Patrol agents on board crashed near the US-Mexico border in Texas, the New York Post reported.
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Guard Troops, Cops To Be Deployed On New York Subways: Governor
New York Governor Kathy Hochul said Wednesday she would deploy the state's National Guard troops and police onto the New York City subway after upticks in violent incidents on the network serving the United States' largest metropolis.
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US Coast Guard Boards Chinese Fishing Boats During Patrol In Pacific Ocean
The US Coast Guard and Kiribati police boarded two Chinese fishing boats during a patrol against illegal fishing in the Pacific Islands nation's vast exclusive economic zone this month but found no issues aboard, a coast guard official said.
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"Minor Disruption To Air Traffic": Germany, US Ahead Of Massive NATO Drill
The largest air deployment exercise in NATO's history, involving 25 nations and 250 aircraft in June, will only cause minor disruptions to civilian air traffic in Europe, Germany and the US said on Wednesday.
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Suspect Arrested Over Pentagon Document Leaks: Report
US authorities on Thursday arrested a suspect in the case of leaked classified documents, according to US media, which has honed in on a young National Guard member as the possible source of the security breach.
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2 Dead In US Military Helicopter Crash In Alabama
Two people died on Wednesday when a military Black Hawk helicopter crashed near a highway in the southern state of Alabama, authorities said.
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Iran Offered To Pay $300,000 To Kill Ex-White House National Security Advisor, Says US
The US Justice Department said Wednesday it had uncovered an Iranian plot to kill former White House National Security Advisor John Bolton and announced charges against a member of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Can Cyberattacks Lead to a Real War? Depends On What Nations Consider Crossing a Digital Red Line
As tensions flare among Western powers over the deepening Russia-Ukraine crisis, fears of increased cyberattacks have floated a difficult question: can cyberattacks lead to real wars?
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In US, States Deploy Soldiers And Home Tests In Covid Battle
New York is requiring masks in all indoor places across the state. Massachusetts is sending free home Covid-19 test kits to its poorest areas. Maine has activated its National Guard to help hospitals.
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What Drives The Indian Army? Maruti Suzuki Gypsy, Tata Safari And More
The Indian Army is the pride of the nation, guarding our frontiers and people while the rest of us get to live peaceful lives. Did you know that the Army has used some fascinating cars over the years? Heres taking a look.
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US National Guard Exits Capitol For The First Time After January 6 Attack
The US Capitol stood unprotected by National Guard troops for the first time in nearly five months Monday as concerns about right-wing extremist threats have diminished since the January 6 attacks.
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Intel Failures Compounded US Capitol Riot: Security Officials To US Congress
The deadly US Capitol riot on January 6 exposed devastating security and intelligence weaknesses, with military authorities reacting too slowly to calls for National Guard backup against an overwhelming mob, security officials told Congress Tuesday.
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Amid "Threat" National Guard To Stay In Washington Till Mid-March
Thousands of US National Guard troops mobilized in Washington for the presidential inauguration will remain in place through mid-March due to ongoing threats, Pentagon officials said Monday.
