PHOTO CREDIT: U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Alexander Kubitza By Bryan Collins - Monday, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III began three days of intense discussions with Australia and the United Kingdom. Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles, who also serves as defense minister, arrived at the Pentagon Monday for defense discussions as … Continue reading Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III Began 3 Days Of Discussions With Australia And The United Kingdom

By Tiffany Williams - The State Department is saying "President Putin’s call to partially mobilize Russian citizens, directing them to fight in Ukraine, reflects the Kremlin’s struggles on the battlefield, the unpopularity of the war, and Russians’ unwillingness to fight in it." President Putin the State Department says "Is not operating from a position of strength; … Continue reading Russia Struggling In Ukraine, Asking Citizens To Fight

By Tiffany Williams - The State Department on Wednesday confirmed a prisoner exchange between Ukraine and Russia, which includes two U.S. citizens captured while serving in Ukraine’s military. The State Department says "The United States is appreciative of Ukraine including all prisoners of war, regardless of nationality, in its negotiations, and we look forward to … Continue reading 2 Americans Captured By Russia While Fighting For Ukraine Are Free Wednesday

By Erica Percy - A day after Nicholas John Roske, 26, of Simi Valley, California was indicted by a federal grand jury attempting to murder a Justice of the United States, President Joe Biden signed a bill giving around-the-clock security protection to the families of Supreme Court justices. Prosecutors say Roske, who was carrying a … Continue reading President Joe Biden Signs New Law Protecting Supreme Court Justices