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U.S. Centcom Chief: Afghan forces may collapse after U.S. pullout, says Pentagon may need additional resources to withdraw U.S. troops

A top military official disagreed with Joe Biden’s assessments of the upcoming withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Biden military budget tailor-made for lobbyist firm ‘Pine Island Acquisitions Corporation’

Every major spending aspect of Joe Biden’s defense budget proposal seems to be connected to one company. One America’s Shane Althaus has more.

FILE - In this Sept. 8, 2016 file photo, a U.S. Army soldier guards a position at Camp Swift, northern Iraq. Iraq’s prime minister asked the Iranian leadership to rein in Iran-backed militias in Iraq, and in a strongly worded message to Tehran, suggested he would confront the factions, two Iraqi officials said Wednesday, April 7, 2021, ahead of another round of strategic talks with Washington. (AP Photo/Susannah George)

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U.S., Iraq do not agree on troop withdrawal timeline

The last troops stationed in Iraq still don’t know when they are coming home. On Wednesday, U.S. and Iraqi officials said the most recent round of talks did not result in a timeline for the withdrawal of the last 2,500 service members in the country.

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Sen. Paul: It’s time to come home from Afghanistan

The Biden administration has remained silent on the looming deadline to fully withdraw troops from Afghanistan. According to the Pentagon, the war has cost U.S. taxpayers $825 billion. One America’s John Hines has more as Republican lawmakers said its time to bring our troops home.