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MILITARY LAW


US 'drug boat' strikes don't just cross a line, they're legally indefensible
The following article was originally published in USA Today. Read the original here . When the United States began sinking boats on suspicion of drug trafficking – with no warning, no arrests and no evidence recovered – we crossed a line. These so-called narco-terrorist strikes may be politically popular, but they are legally indefensible. Now, reports indicate that the British government has stopped sharing intelligence with Washington, DC, over fears that the U.S. operati


National Guard Members Privately Question Trump’s Expanding Domestic Deployments
This article was originally published by NPR. Read the original article here . As President Trump expands the use of the National Guard across U.S. cities, a small group of Ohio service members is quietly expressing unease in a private encrypted chat — reflecting broader anxiety among National Guard troops about the shifting role of the Guard in American life. Growing Unease in the Ranks This summer, the Trump administration began dispatching National Guard units to several D


Military Families Face Food Insecurity Cliff as SNAP Funding Falters
Read the original article here. Thousands of military families are bracing for a potential food insecurity crisis as uncertainty deepens over funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Two federal judges on Friday ordered the Trump administration to tap into billions in emergency funds to partially cover food stamp benefits for more than 42 million Americans in November — but the funds fall short of what’s needed. President Trump said late Friday he wou
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