Top generals back registering women for draft in push to combat roles
Marine Corps Commandant General Robert Neller and Army Chief of Staff General Mark Milley urged that all eligible Americans including women should register for the draft, as Obama era policy expands women into all combat positions. They acknowledged full integration would take years and faced GOP concerns over planning and potential quotas.
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Cosby case hinges on 2005 non prosecution claim
Former Montgomery County DA Bruce Castor testified about his 2005 decision not to prosecute Bill Cosby, citing questions about Andrea Constand’s credibility and the timing of her complaint. He described a binding choice made on his own, while prosecutors dispute any non prosecution deal existed, as the judge weighs dismissal versus trial.
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NSA plans major reorganization to merge directorates
The National Security Agency intends a wide restructuring creating a Directorate of Operations by combining Signals Intelligence and Information Assurance. Agency leaders say flattening the organization will improve agility amid rising cyber threats, while lawmakers note potential shifts in influence and industry collaboration concerns.
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FBI Joins Flint Water Contamination Probe
The FBI is part of a multi agency team probing Flint water contamination with federal prosecutors collaborating across agencies including USS Postal Inspection Service EPA OIG and EPA CID. President Obama seeks 1.1 billion in new federal funds over two years to expand addiction treatment for heroin and prescription opioids. India Supreme Court to re examine 2013 ban criminalizing gay sex and may hear activist appeals. The move could shift toward rectifying fundamental rights concerns.
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