Pentagon & Policy

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Seven Marines have their awards upgraded following a Pentagon review of their service during the Abbey Gate incident.

The Pentagon has upgraded valor awards for Marines involved in the Abbey Gate bombing, reflecting their bravery.

The Pentagon has upgraded valor awards for Marines involved in the Abbey Gate bombing, reflecting their bravery.

Volkswagen's Atlas SUV reaches a significant production milestone in Chattanooga, reflecting a shift in their manufacturing strategy.

The U.S. is negotiating to resettle 1,100 Afghans in Congo, including those who aided American forces.

The US is negotiating to resettle 1,100 Afghans in Congo, many of whom supported US efforts in Afghanistan.

The FTC is urging car dealerships to report those that violate pricing rules, impacting military members and veterans.

Pentagon officials outline new strategies to counter China's military advancements in the Pacific region.

Discover the story of a bomb intended for Hitler's plane that didn't go off, revealing a unique moment in WWII history.

Sony introduces age verification for PlayStation users, affecting access to online features.

A Dutch intelligence report warns that Russia may be prepared for conflict with NATO a year after the Ukraine war.

Two U.S. officials died in a crash after a successful anti-drug operation in Mexico, raising concerns over safety and operations.