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Pentagon drops 'never lived in US' box from overseas forms (opens the original)
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The Pentagon made last-minute changes in late August to the two federal forms that U.S. citizens abroad use to register and vote, removing a checkbox for Americans born overseas who have never lived in the United States, a category of voter that Republican officials have been suing to exclude from the rolls since 2024, NPR reported Wednesday. The revisions to the Federal Post Card Application and the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot were submitted as "emergency" requests, bypassing the months-lo
Hegseth: drone command, Musk panel, 20% fewer generals (opens the original)
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used an hourlong "State of the Force" address to 600 junior officers and sergeants at Marine Corps Base Quantico on Wednesday to announce six new initiatives, the largest of them a four-star Autonomous Warfare Command to run the military's drone and robotic forces, and to confirm a 20% cut in the number of generals and admirals by Jan. 1. The announcements arrived wrapped in the same culture-war language that defined his speech to 800 flag officers at the same base
Pentagon breach: 3 million troops' records sat unencrypted (opens the original)
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Unauthorized users had access for roughly nine months to an unencrypted Pentagon personnel system holding the Social Security numbers, birth dates and service records of about 2.8 million living Americans and nearly 300,000 dead ones, the Defense Department has confirmed, in the second large theft of federal employees' identity data disclosed in September. The breach hit the Defense Manpower Data Center, the agency that keeps the military's master personnel files and runs the identity system beh
Jack Smith Defends Trump Charges at Heated Senate Hearing (opens the original)
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Former special counsel Jack Smith told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday that he stands by his decisions to indict Donald Trump twice in 2023 and that his investigation established "proof beyond a reasonable doubt that Trump engaged in criminal activity," in more than four hours of testimony that Republican senators used to accuse him of political persecution and, at several points, to suggest he should be prosecuted himself. "I stand by my decisions as special counsel, including my deci
Supreme Court Lets Third-Country Deportations Resume (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without first giving them notice or a chance to object, while agreeing to decide by next summer whether the policy is lawful at all. The unsigned order, issued over the dissent of the court's three liberal justices, stays a February ruling by U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Boston that found the Department of Homeland Security's third-country removal policy unlawful an
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