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Aug 06 2024
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Starmer calls on ‘standing army’
LONDON -- British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Monday that a "standing army" of specialist police would be set up to deal with rioting, and that the justice system would be ramped up to handle hundreds of arrests after violent disorder rocked cities across the nation over the past week. Starmer convened an urgent meeting after lawlessness he blamed on "far-right thuggery" that was driven
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Sep 09 2024
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Army veteran's 'gift of a second chance' after world's first whole-eye transplant
An army veteran who received the world's first whole-eye transplant has said he has been given "the gift of a second chance". Aaron James, 47, from Arkansas in the US, lost his left eye and most of his face after an electrical cable touched the left side three years ago. He also lost his left arm in the accident and now wears a prosthetic. In May 2023, he underwent 21 hours of surgery
Sky News
Aug 29 2024
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Army claims Trump aide 'pushed' Arlington cemetery worker
The Army on Thursday defended a staff member at Arlington National Cemetery who clashed with Donald Trump campaign officials when they took photos and video of the former president in a restricted area of the cemetery. In a long and unusual statement, the Army noted the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC) staffer acted with 'professionalism' and said she was 'abruptly pushed aside' by Trump
Daily Mail
Aug 29 2024
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Army Issues Stark and Rare Rebuke of Trump's Arlington Stunt
The US Army issued a “stark” and “rare” rebuke of ex-president Donald Trump’s illegal campaign stunt at Arlington National Cemetery, saying the campaign had been made aware of federal laws, Army regulations and DoD policies, all of which prohibit political activity on the grounds of the cemetery. “Participants in the August 26th ceremony and the subsequent Section 60 visit were made aware of
PoliticusUSA
Aug 29 2024
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U.S. Army: Trump Staffer PUSHED Arlington Cemetery Employee
The U.S. Army has disputed a claim from Donald Trump’s campaign that nobody on his staff got physical with an employee of Arlington National Cemetery on Monday. Instead, the military branch confirmed Thursday that a member of Trump’s staff “abruptly pushed” a woman employee after she sought to “ensure adherence” to cemetery rules that bars recording for political purposes. The Army said the
Daily Beast
Aug 29 2024
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Trump aide pushed' Arlington cemetery employee, Army says
Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump lays a wreath alongside Marine Cpl. Kelsee Lainhart (Ret.) and and U.S. Marine Corps. Sergeant Tyler Vargas-Andrews (Ret.) who were injured at the Abbey Gate Bombing, during a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery on August 26, 2024 in Arlington, Virginia. An aide to
Todays Chronic
Aug 29 2024
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Arlington official 'pushed aside' in Trump staff altercation: army
An Arlington National Cemetery official was "abruptly pushed aside" in an alternation involving former President Donald Trump's campaign staff on Monday, the U.S. Amry said on Thursday. Trump, the GOP presidential nominee in November's election, was invited to Arlington—the resting place of over 400,000 U.S. service members, veterans and their families—for a wreath-laying ceremony on Monday to
Newsweek
Aug 28 2024
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Army Vet Responds To Attacks On Trump Over Arlington Ceremony
U.S. Army veteran Lucas O’Hara undercut claims that former President Donald Trump had used a Monday ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery to promote his 2024 presidential campaign.
Trump attended and participated in the wreath-laying ceremony — honoring the 13 American service members who were killed during the Biden-Harris administration’s disastrous exit from Afghanistan — alongside
The Daily Wire
Sep 01 2024
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Salvation Army’s archery program hits the bullseye for kids who participate
The Porter County Salvation Army Corp Archery program members are getting ready for a competition in three weeks in Marion, Indiana. “We have lost to them the last three years and I want to beat them this year,” joked Donovan Sanchez, 14, of Portage. “I like this program because I am very competitive,” Donovan said. “The hardest part is the accuracy. Anyone can pick up a bow but if you don’t
Chicago Tribune