Gina Harkins

RT @KToropin: I was reading through @GinaAHarkins interview with @CMC_MarineCorps when he first took the job in 2019 and I came across this…

“The Post determined that there is a public interest in demonstrating the uniquely destructive power of the AR-15 when used to kill.” https://t.co/PP55ubpT7P

RT @adegrandpre: New: Pentagon looks to restart top-secret programs in Ukraine If approved, the move would allow US Special Operations tro…

RT @marialuisapaulr: Yesterday, I reported on the Monterey Park shooting. 24 hours later, I’m writing about a second mass killing. It’s…

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“I want there to be a solution to this,” said Dawn Fletcher, whose son Stuart died of a drug overdose in 2019. “That’s why we’re doing this interview. Drugs killed 8 friends, one by one, in a tragedy seen across the U.S. https://t.co/rq6c7WRDec

RT @washingtonpost: The attack in Chesapeake, Va., brings the number of mass shootings in the United States in the past week alone to seven…

RT @CAKitchener: Neema was the best kind of editor: curious, compassionate and always there to talk. She pushed me to put people at the cen…

RT @washingtonpost: Ashton B. Carter, a longtime adviser on nuclear and strategic policies who served as defense secretary in the last year…

RT @marialuisapaulr: Yes, this photo might look like nightmare fuel BUT turns out ants are preventing the world from imploding and they’re…

RT @CraigMWhitlock: NEW: Meet the retired US generals who work as high-dollar consultants for the Saudi crown prince - and how the US govt…

“China has recruited as many as 30 retired British military pilots, including some who flew sophisticated fighter jets, to train pilots in the People’s Liberation Army, according to Britain’s Defense Ministry.” https://t.co/XSQTrmUvSW

RT @marialuisapaulr: Suspect in custody after at least five people were killed in a shooting in Raleigh. W/ ⁦@jamepdx⁩ and @hj257 https:/…

RT @marialuisapaulr: Shane Adams never thought he’d see Mongo after he ran off into Utah’s desert. But 8 years later, the Sour Parch Kids-l…

Grinston says he’s tired of the “studies” that seem to go on forever, while the problem that’s actually being studied persists, whether that’s sexual assault and harassment or suicide.  By @halbritz

Task & Purpose @TaskandPurpose

Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Grinston has been working behind the scenes to tackle some of the service’s biggest problems — and he says he’s starting to see results. https://t.co/MDeQVXrQDs