Author: Vet the News
In a diplomatic move to address the escalating attacks in the Middle East, the Russian and Iranian presidents recently met to discuss potential solutions. As tensions rise, all eyes are on these two power players to see if they can find common ground.
According to a Treasury official, pulling the US out of the IMF and World Bank would be detrimental to global economic stability. They believe it would signal a significant regression in international cooperation and financial security.
After months of anticipation, the final rule for the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) has officially been released. This marks a significant milestone in the effort to enhance cybersecurity standards across the defense industrial base.
Step into the world of The D Brief, where the latest news on Israeli strikes in Lebanon and Syria, Red Sea attacks, concerning online trends, and the Space plane’s latest feat all come together in one gripping read. Stay informed, stay curious.
The US Navy’s latest contracts worth $1.28 billion secure vital suppliers for the construction of new submarines, ensuring the strength of our naval defense for years to come.
In a surreal display of wartime defiance, Marines can be seen tossing captured Tabuk rifles into a blazing fire during the Iraq War in 2003. The haunting image serves as a reminder of the harsh realities of combat.
Explore the new Marine Corps Museum galleries featuring artifacts from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, as well as other key moments in Marine Corps history. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions and sacrifices of the Marines.
Three brave airmen who miraculously survived the devastating attack on Tower 22 were honored with the prestigious Purple Heart for their acts of valor and sacrifice on that fateful day. Their courage and resilience serve as a shining example of true heroism in the face of adversity.
Senator Randall is pushing for changes in the VA’s suicide prevention algorithm, which currently favors men. He believes all veterans should receive equal support and resources, regardless of gender.
North Korea has accused South Korea of sending drones to spy on its capital, Pyongyang. The hermit kingdom has warned of retaliation if such provocations continue, escalating tensions on the divided peninsula.