John Seward
Reporter at NOTUS
Writing on FP and Defense for @NOTUSreports | Recovering Red Leg, @WestPoint_USMA Grad Get in touch: [email protected] - Signal at JohnS.13 -- Beat Navy --
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1 week ago |
notus.org | Reese Gorman |John Seward
Under “intense enemy fire” in Iraq in 2003, Rep. Cory Mills rushed to the aid of two soldiers who had been struck, applied emergency life-saving care at the “great risk to his own life,” helped evacuate them and saved their lives, according to the document that recommended the Florida lawmaker for a Bronze Star. Mills was awarded the star after January 2021.
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1 week ago |
notus.org | John Seward
Defense National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and his top deputy are leaving the White House, multiple outlets are reporting. Waltz and his top adviser, Alex Wong, are expected to leave Thursday. Waltz has been under scrutiny since March, after The Atlantic revealed that the national security adviser had accidentally added journalist Jeffrey Goldberg to a highly sensitive Signal group chat.
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2 weeks ago |
notus.org | John Seward
Publicly, Senate Republicans still have confidence in Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s ability to lead his department. But the constant stream of negative headlines surrounding Hegseth hasn’t been lost among them. “There is certainly some grousing right now,” a Republican senator who was granted anonymity so they could share private conversations told NOTUS. This senator said that there are concerns over Hegseth removing staff the secretary has known for years.
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2 weeks ago |
notus.org | John Seward
Trump White House President Donald Trump promised to deliver peace on the war in Ukraine “before I get to office on Jan. 20.” It was his most discussed campaign promise. Nearly 100 days into his presidency, Trump told TIME Magazine it “was said in jest.” “Well, I said that figuratively, and I said that as an exaggeration,” Trump told Time. “Obviously, people know that when I said that, it was said in jest, but it was also said that it will be ended.”
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3 weeks ago |
notus.org | John Seward
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared on “Fox and Friends” Tuesday morning, as the administration actively tries to clean up days of damning reports about the Defense Department’s handling of sensitive and possibly classified information. Hegseth’s defense: Disgruntled former employees and the media are trying to tarnish President Donald Trump’s name.
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‘It’s Disgusting’: Veterans in Congress Are Questioning the End of TPS for Afghans An amazingly insightful piece by my colleague @caseyrmurray https://t.co/6sCWJBg9ej
RT @em_luetkemeyer: Tom Cole oversaw the most partisan appropriations process in modern congressional history. Democrats don’t blame him.…
RT @MEPFuller: Really thought Stanley Tucci had it.