Shades of the Cold War Loom Over US Russia Talks
The failure of last week's diplomacy over Ukraine leaves the United States, Russia, and Europe in uncharted post Cold War terrain. Moscow and Washington refuse to back down as NATO expansion, troop shifts, and sanctions raise the threat of economic warfare and possible military confrontation. Experts warn that a wider crisis may be needed to prod concessions while both sides fear showing weakness to domestic and foreign audiences.
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Marines Grant First Religious COVID Vaccine Exemptions
The U S Marine Corps approved its first two religious exemptions to the COVID 19 vaccine, the Corps said Friday, as part of 3 350 requests received and 3 212 denied. Exemptions are reviewed case by case by commanders, a three person board, and the deputy commandant for manpower, with appeals possible.
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