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Coalition Air Strikes in Syria Have Killed 500

By David Stout

U.S. Military Action Against ISIS Deemed 'Operation Inherent Resolve'

By Maya Rhodan

Pentagon Approves 4,000 Troops for Ebola Deployment

By Justin Worland

Pentagon Unsure What to Call Its Operation Against ISIS

By Denver Nicks
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U.S., Allies Strike ISIS Oil Fields

The Pentagon says the targets included oil refineries that produce about 300 to 500 barrels of petroleum per day

By Maya Rhodan

Ukraine Grants Rebels Autonomy

Rebel areas will be given "special status" for at least three years

By David Stout

CIA Says ISIS Ranks May Have Tripled

Foreign fighters, including Americans, appear to be pouring into Syria to support the terrorist group

By Denver Nicks

Five Best Ideas of the Day: September 5

1. Our nation’s racial divide starts early: America’s public schools are still highly segregated.By Reed Jordan at the Urban Institute2. The Pentagon is getting bad advice about responsibly managing its budget and our national defense.By...

By The Aspen Institute

Five Best Ideas of the Day: August 28

1. New Orleans is at the heart of a new HIV epidemic, and only massive health system reform can remedy the situation.By Jessica Wapner in Aeon2. From dismantling Syria’s chemical arsenal to hunting down Joseph...

By The Aspen Institute

U.S. Attempted Rescue of ISIS Hostages

No hostages were found at the target location

By Zeke J Miller

Obama: U.S. 'Broke' Siege of Iraqi Mountain

"We helped vulnerable people reach safety and we helped save many innocent lives"

By Zeke J Miller and Nash Jenkins

U.S. No Longer Waging a Time-Share War

Unlike Obama's earlier military orders, his Iraq plan lacks a deadline

By Mark Thompson

Pentagon Denies Iraq Airstrikes

Also claims reports the U.S. had begun humanitarian air drops to people in need in northern Iraq are false

By Noah Rayman

Quadruple Threat: Soldier, Sailor, Airman and Marine, All Rolled Into One

Staff sergeant has served in all four branches of the U.S. military

By Mark Thompson

Bergdahl 'Grateful' to Obama, Lawyer Says

Army sergeant held by Taliban believes President’s decision “saved his life,” his attorney Eugene Fidell tells TIME

By Mark Thompson

Navy Nurse Refuses Gitmo Force Feed Order

A detainee described the act as a conscientious objection

By Denver Nicks

Uncle Sam Wants to Build a Better Bullet

The Pentagon wants the capability for its snipers, making their goal of "one shot, one kill" even more likely

By Mark Thompson

U.S. Stepping Up Scrutiny of China’s Military Moves

Seeks status quo in region without “containing” Beijing

By Mark Thompson

U.S. Military Sends Scouting Party Into the Twitterverse

Pentagon wants to learn how to mold social media to prevent “adverse outcomes”

By Mark Thompson

Pentagon Grounds Entire Fleet of F-35 Fighter Jets

After runway fire at Florida air base

By Denver Nicks
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