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By Linda F. Hersey Inside Defense/Inside Washington Publishers NATIONAL HARBOR, MD — “Peace is war without bloodshed for China” is how Naval War College Professor James Holmes described that country’s position toward rules-based order and international law that hold sway in the South China Sea and across the Indo-Pacific. “Control is how you win,” Holmes […]

WASHINGTON — The Defense Department has identified 400 former service members who experienced “possible or probable” exposures to chemical weapons during the Iraq War with the Department of Veterans Affairs to conduct clinical evaluations and offer consultations and treatment, according to VA officials. Called VET-HOME, the newly formed VA veterans exposure team for “health outcomes

WASHINGTON — Col. Doug Collins attended seminary school, worked as a pastor at a small-town church and served as a chaplain in the Navy and Air Force Reserve. But the attorney also served four terms as a Republican House lawmaker from Georgia and was one of President-elect Donald Trump’s most ardent defenders in 2020 during

In September 2021, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with President Joe Biden in Washington, D.C., where Biden pledged support for the nation’s sovereignty amid Russian threats. On Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022, Biden accused Russia of launching an invasion against Ukraine. Speaking to the Alaska Legislature Tuesday, Sen. Lisa Murkowski described her alarm over Russia’s aggression

AMERICANS ON AMERICA: WHAT MY COUNTRY MEANS TO ME By Linda F. Hersey US Resist News Americans on America is a USRESIST NEWS investigative report  series in which we interview  ordinary American on the values  they believe their country stands for, and what their country needs to do to  live up to those values. Jaime

EV technology plugs into the Last Frontier By Linda F. Hersey Fairbanks Daily News-Miner AJ’s OldTown Steakhouse & Tavern, a roadside restaurant for wayfarers, just made history in America’s adoption of electric vehicles, including in far-flung places like remote Alaska. An ultra-fast EV charging station opened Sept. 23 at the Homer restaurant, which is more

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin III, second from left, speaks Saturday with instructors from the U.S. Army Northern Warfare Training Center (NWTC) displaying a Small Unit Support Vehicle (SUSV) as U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan, left, and U.S. Army Alaska Commanding General Maj. Gen. Brian Eifler look on. Speaking with Secretary Austin are NWTC Commandant Maj.

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An Alaska Business Magazine article examines federal energy policy in Alaska: New Administration, New Agenda Mixed messaging from Biden Administration spells uncertainty for oil and gas investment By Linda F. Hersey Alaska Business Magazine President Joe Biden sent a clear message early this summer about his position on oil and gas development in Alaska. The