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The report issued this week by the U.N.'s senior resident official in Pyongyang said sanctions are inadvertently hindering legitimate operations on the ground and have indirectly contributed to a "radical decline" in donations it said are badly needed by millions of North Korean women and children.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull rejected arguments that Australia must choose between its most important security partner, the United States, and its most important trading partner, China, as tensions escalate between the world's two largest economies.

Twenty-three years after the Green Ramp disaster, leaders at the Fort Bragg hospital looked back on that response as part of a professional development event titled “Lessons to Never Forget.”

This program recruits and places volunteers throughout the Fort Bliss and El Paso communities. It has about 2,000 active volunteers, but more are always needed, Hopper said.

Mike Roberts said his dog Arthur is trained to wake him during nightmares caused by his PTSD. Roberts served honorably in the Corps from 1996 to 1999 and has a non-combat disability connected to his service, his lawyer said.

The man serving life in a federal penitentiary as the “20th hijacker” in the Sept. 11 attacks wants to testify at the 9/11 trial and has written the military judge offering his services.

A veteran U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent has been arrested on suspicion of helping a Mexican national enter the country after that person was banned because of a criminal record.

The surprising arrest of the Jewish man, who holds dual Israeli and American citizenship, came after a trans-Atlantic investigation with the FBI and other international law enforcement agencies.

If the Department of Veterans Affairs does not initiate a “hiring surge,” the growing number of benefits claims at the department will accumulate to 1 million by 2026, at which point some veterans could wait more than eight years to learn whether they can receive VA health care or other benefits.

State troopers in Ohio are looking out for a stolen vehicle that shouldn't be hard to miss.

The court-martial against accused Army deserter Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was delayed this week as his attorneys asked a third court to dismiss the case over disparaging comments President Donald Trump often repeated on the campaign trail about the former Taliban captive.