As tears come down from their eyes and memories are shared, this year will be the largest D-Day commemoration in history as the last surviving American World War II veterans head back to the beaches of Normandy 80 years later to remember those who lost their lives giving the ultimate sacrifice.
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The Lebanese army stopped an attack by a gunman on the U.S. Embassy in Lebanon on Wednesday morning in Beirut.
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Jen Psaki, a host for MSNBC and the former White House press secretary for President Joe Biden, said that she will retract a paragraph from her new book that describes Biden checking his watch at a memorial service for U.S. soldiers who lost their lives during the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Read More Fact-Check: Jen Psaki’s Claim on Biden’s Watch Checking During Fallen Soldier Ceremony
As the service suffers from recruiting shortages that make it impossible to bring in enough soldiers to cover all required jobs, the U.S. Army is restructuring “to be better equipped to fight the next major conflict” by cutting its force by around 24,000, or nearly 5%.
Read More U.S. Army Axing Thousands Of Jobs, Nearly 5% Of Force
On Friday, President Joe Biden attended the honorable transfer of the three American soldiers who were killed in Jordan this week in a drone strike that the United States has linked to militant groups with Iranian support.
Read More Biden Attends Dignified Transfer For Service Members Who Lost Lives In Jordan
A new comic book chronicles the rise to stardom of South Korea’s K-pop music sensation BTS.
Read More Comic book on K-pop group BTS charts their rise to stardom and military service