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Obama commutes Chelsea Manning’s prison sentence, pardons Gen. James Cartwright
Chelsea Manning, Dwight Loving, and James Cartwright all received lessened sentences from President Barack Obama in his final days in office.
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In his own words: Mattis on the challenges facing the military
The retired Marine Corps general spoke before the Senate Armed Services Committee last week ahead of his expected confirmation to become Defense Secretary.
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
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Senate approves exception for Mattis to serve as defense secretary
The retired Marine Corps general needs House approval too before he can be confirmed for the top Pentagon job.
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Mattis promises a strong military, balanced strategy in confirmation hearing
The retired Marine Corps general faced questions on Russia, women in combat and a host of readiness issues.
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Mattis to promise ‘strong civilian leadership’ as defense secretary
In prepared testimony for his Senate confirmation hearing, the retired Marine Corps general acknowledges the need for civilian leadership of the military.
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Canceled hearing could complicate Mattis’ confirmation
The Defense secretary nominee was scheduled to speak to House lawmakers on Thursday before transition officials called it off.
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Congress poised to make exception for Mattis to lead the Pentagon
After debate over existing rules mandating a post-military “cooling off” period, Congress is moving ahead on giving Mattis the post.
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General Mattis is the focus of two Senate hearings this week. Here’s what to expect
Congress must grant Donald Trump’s defense secretary nominee a waiver before he can be confirmed.
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The Obama era is over. Here’s how the military rates his legacy
A new poll by Military Times and Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families reveals a complex relationship between the troops and their commander in chief.
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Obama commutes Chelsea Manning’s prison sentence, pardons Gen. James Cartwright
Chelsea Manning, Dwight Loving, and James Cartwright all received lessened sentences from President Barack Obama in his final days in office.
-
In his own words: Mattis on the challenges facing the military
The retired Marine Corps general spoke before the Senate Armed Services Committee last week ahead of his expected confirmation to become Defense Secretary.
-
US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
-
Senate approves exception for Mattis to serve as defense secretary
The retired Marine Corps general needs House approval too before he can be confirmed for the top Pentagon job.
-
Mattis promises a strong military, balanced strategy in confirmation hearing
The retired Marine Corps general faced questions on Russia, women in combat and a host of readiness issues.
-
Mattis to promise ‘strong civilian leadership’ as defense secretary
In prepared testimony for his Senate confirmation hearing, the retired Marine Corps general acknowledges the need for civilian leadership of the military.
-
Canceled hearing could complicate Mattis’ confirmation
The Defense secretary nominee was scheduled to speak to House lawmakers on Thursday before transition officials called it off.
-
Congress poised to make exception for Mattis to lead the Pentagon
After debate over existing rules mandating a post-military “cooling off” period, Congress is moving ahead on giving Mattis the post.
-
General Mattis is the focus of two Senate hearings this week. Here’s what to expect
Congress must grant Donald Trump’s defense secretary nominee a waiver before he can be confirmed.
-
The Obama era is over. Here’s how the military rates his legacy
A new poll by Military Times and Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families reveals a complex relationship between the troops and their commander in chief.
-
Obama commutes Chelsea Manning’s prison sentence, pardons Gen. James Cartwright
Chelsea Manning, Dwight Loving, and James Cartwright all received lessened sentences from President Barack Obama in his final days in office.
-
In his own words: Mattis on the challenges facing the military
The retired Marine Corps general spoke before the Senate Armed Services Committee last week ahead of his expected confirmation to become Defense Secretary.
-
US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
-
Senate approves exception for Mattis to serve as defense secretary
The retired Marine Corps general needs House approval too before he can be confirmed for the top Pentagon job.
-
Mattis promises a strong military, balanced strategy in confirmation hearing
The retired Marine Corps general faced questions on Russia, women in combat and a host of readiness issues.
-
Mattis to promise ‘strong civilian leadership’ as defense secretary
In prepared testimony for his Senate confirmation hearing, the retired Marine Corps general acknowledges the need for civilian leadership of the military.
-
Canceled hearing could complicate Mattis’ confirmation
The Defense secretary nominee was scheduled to speak to House lawmakers on Thursday before transition officials called it off.
-
Congress poised to make exception for Mattis to lead the Pentagon
After debate over existing rules mandating a post-military “cooling off” period, Congress is moving ahead on giving Mattis the post.
-
General Mattis is the focus of two Senate hearings this week. Here’s what to expect
Congress must grant Donald Trump’s defense secretary nominee a waiver before he can be confirmed.
-
The Obama era is over. Here’s how the military rates his legacy
A new poll by Military Times and Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families reveals a complex relationship between the troops and their commander in chief.
