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VeteransA Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General report is critical of the Veterans Crisis Line's handling of a suicidal veteran. The veteran reached out to the hotline by text, telling a responder they had tested out their planned means of suicide. The responder terminated the text thread without verifying that the plan had been enacted when the veteran did not respond.See the Story
A Suicidal Veteran Texted the VA Crisis Line. A Responder Didn't Send Help, and Minutes Later the Veteran Was Dead.
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Europe · United StatesThe Pentagon has determined that the training and support of Ukrainian forces is exempt from a potential government shutdown, according to the Defense Department, and will continue even in the increasingly likely event that Congress fails to pass a spending bill in the coming days.
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Pentagon determines Ukraine training and support exempt from potential government shutdown
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Government ShutdownCongress has no clear path to passing a defense budget. Two times this week, House Republicans tried and failed to advance their fiscal 2024 Pentagon spending bill. House Republicans also scrapped plans to vote this weekend on a stopgap measure to keep funding the government for another month when current funding expires on Oct. 1.See the Story
Threat to Troop Paychecks Rises as Congress Fumbles Pentagon Bill and Lurches Toward a Government Shutdown
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Government ShutdownA government shutdown happens when Congress fails to pass bills to fund federal agencies and programs. If legislation to fund the government isn't passed, the federal government will shut down at 12:01 a.m. Oct. 1. If the 12 appropriations bills are not passed, then the agencies that depend on those funds will have to shut down.See the Story
Government shutdown: What happens to Social Security, Medicare, VA benefits and more?
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Military"The Caine Mutiny-Court Martial" is based on the 1951 book by U.S. Navy veteran Herman Wouk. Keifer Sutherland, Lance Reddick, Jason Clarke and Capt. Dale Dye star in the new version. The story follows a court-martial of two Navy officers for mutiny after they are relieved of command.See the Story
A World War II Classic Gets a Modern Update in 'The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial'
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