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Europe · WashingtonAnna Gabrielian, an anesthesiologist, and her husband, Jamie Lee Henry, a doctor in the US Army, were arrested Thursday. They are accused of conspiring to provide the Russian government with medical records from the US government and military. The information is protected under federal law. An FBI undercover agent posed as an employee of the Russian embassy.See the Story
U.S. charges ex-Army major and his wife over alleged plot to leak military health data to Russia
38% Right coverage: 74 sources
US & Canada · Fort BenningTwo soldiers based at Fort Benning, Georgia, died and three others were injured in a weather-related incident Tuesday. The soldiers were at Yonah Mountain for a training program at the Maneuver Center of Excellence. The injured soldiers were treated by Army personnel before being transported to a hospital. Their conditions were not immediately available.See the Story
2 soldiers killed, 3 injured in weather-related incident in Georgia
68% Center coverage: 66 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonNine U.S. Army posts that honor Confederate officers would be renamed. The renaming process was laid out in a law passed by Congress in late 2020. The secretary of defense is expected to implement the plan no later than Jan. 1, 2024. The report is the latest step in a broader effort by the military to confront racial injustice.See the Story
Renaming Army bases that honor Confederates would cost $21M
58% Center coverage: 26 sources
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US & Canada · VirginiaA special prosecutor in Virginia says that a former police officer should not be criminally charged after he pepper-sprayed, struck and handcuffed a Black U.S. Army lieutenant.See the Story
No charges for officer who pepper-sprayed Army lieutenant
76% Center coverage: 17 sources
US & CanadaCaron Nazario was pepper-sprayed, struck and handcuffed during a traffic stop in Virginia. The December 2020 traffic stop of the uniformed military officer in the small town of Windsor drew national attention. Nazario sued in April 2021, citing police body camera images and his cell phone video.See the Story
Soldier's assault suit against officers can proceed to trial
75% Center coverage: 16 sources
US & CanadaRyan Cunningham became police chief at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin in 2016. An investigation at Fort Wainwright in Alaska found he sexually harassed a female Army sergeant and made unwanted advances toward her and other women. Cunningham resigned while the investigation was ongoing. He left the base in January 2020 to become temporary police chief in Maryland.See the Story
Ex-police chief moved between Army base roles amid Fort Wainwright harassment claims, other allegations
78% Center coverage: 9 sources
US & Canada · UkraineMore than 3,800 Army soldiers are returning to Georgia five months after their rapid deployment to Europe after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The soldiers from Georgia went to Germany to train alongside NATO allies in a show of force intended to deter further Russian aggression in Europe. Spc. David King had to leave his wife and 2-year-old daughter with less than two days of advance notice.See the Story
Georgia troops return after deploying amid war in Ukraine
62% Center coverage: 8 sources
US & CanadaChristian Alvarado, 20, was accused of sexually assaulting a fellow soldier. He wrote in a sworn statement that he had sex with the woman because she was drunk. Had the case been handled by civilians and not the military, his admission could have been enough evidence to quickly issue an arrest warrant.See the Story
Twice accused of sexual assault, he was let go by Army commanders. He attacked again.
72% Center coverage: 7 sources
MilitarySgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark of Bolton, Connecticut, served for 22 years on active duty. Clark had deployed four times to Iraq and Afghanistan, U.S. Army Reserve says. Clark and nine other soldiers were injured Wednesday when lightning struck the group.See the Story
Soldier killed by lightning served on combat surgery team
66% Center coverage: 6 sources
US & CanadaThe number of migrant encounters at the Texas-Mexico border has climbed from 109,456 in March 2021 to 116,976 in August. Gov. Greg Abbott has repeatedly blamed President Joe Biden for an increase in migrants and called for the federal government to reinstate former President Donald Trump's tougher immigration policies.See the Story
Migrant encounters at the border are higher today than they were before Gov. Greg Abbott’s Operation Lone Star began
67% Center coverage: 6 sources
G-RAP 2.0? National Guard could resurrect recruiting referral bonuses
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
