Pentagon strategy pins focus on Russia and China
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis unveiled a new National Defense Strategy stressing a sustained military build up to deter Russia and China. The document shifts from terrorism to great power competition and notes the US must invest financially to overcome a period of strategic atrophy and ensure survivability.
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No motive found in Las Vegas mass shooting
Clark County Sheriff’s Office released an 81 page investigatory report on the October 1 2017 Mandalay Bay massacre that left 58 dead and over 850 injured. The inquiry found Paddock acted alone with no prior criminal history and no evidence of radicalization or an ideology supporting hate groups or terrorism.
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Trump Addresses March for Life Amid Pro-Life Gains
Thousands of anti abortion activists hear remarks from President Trump Vice President and House Speaker at the annual March for Life in Washington D C The White House Rose Garden speech cites anti abortion policy wins while attendees note mixed views on Trump among faithful observers and advocates.
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Supreme Court to decide legality of travel ban fight
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the third version of President Trump's travel ban targeting six Muslim majorities countries. Arguments are set for April with a ruling by June end. The policy blocks entry for Chad Iran Libya Somalia Syria and Yemen, plus North Korea and certain Venezuelan officials, amid challenges alleging religious discrimination and immigration-law violations.
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