
Mike Glenn
Pentagon Reporter at Washington Times
Pentagon reporter for the @WashTimes & ex-Army officer - Persian Gulf War vet. These are all just my dumb thoughts - not speaking for anyone else.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtontimes.com | Mike Glenn
Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday vowed that Canada would achieve the current NATO defense spending target of 2% of GDP in 2025, half a decade ahead of Ottawa’s previous commitment. In 2024, Canada spent just over 1.3% of its GDP on the military, ahead of only four other NATO members: Belgium, Luxembourg, Slovenia, and Spain, according to the most recent figures for the alliance.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtontimes.com | Mallory Wilson |Seth McLaughlin |Mike Glenn
California Gov. Gavin Newsom sued President Trump on Monday, challenging his decision to deploy the National Guard to quell anti-ICE protests, saying the president helped cause the chaos. Mr. Newsom said Mr. Trump had no legal basis to federalize the guard, saying the violent protests didn’t rise to the level needed for the president to act.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtontimes.com | Mike Glenn
The Israel Defense Forces knocked out Hezbollah-run underground drone production and storage facilities near Beirut late Thursday that IDF officials said were being operated in violation of the November 2024 ceasefire agreement that halted fighting along Israel’s northern border. Hezbollah’s aerial force, known as Unit 127, has launched more than 1,000 unmanned aerial vehicles toward Israel throughout the war.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtontimes.com | Mike Glenn
A soldier based in Hawaii admitted to killing his wife and unborn child with a machete last year before dismembering the bodies and throwing them in a trash dumpster, Army officials said Thursday. Pfc. Dewayne Arthur Johnson II, 29, pleaded guilty at his June 3 court-martial to killing his wife, Mischa, who was six months pregnant, and their unborn child. Military prosecutors charged Johnson with murder.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtontimes.com | Mike Glenn
The cutter Storis, the first polar icebreaker acquired by the Coast Guard in more than 25 years, departed a shipyard in Mississippi this week for its maiden voyage on the way to a temporary home in Seattle. The ship, formerly known as the Aiviq when it worked in the oil industry, was acquired by the Coast Guard in December to expand operations in the Arctic region.
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It's strange being a former military officer & coming across a general that you knew back in the day when you were 2nd Lieutenants together. (And then you remember that he was a nitwit who couldn't pour pee out of a boot if you wrote the directions on the heel)

I should have been suspicious when they said the phlebotomist was named Sweeney Todd. https://t.co/n6qbBYX0qR

At my doctor’s office for some routine blood work and they’re still doing mask theater. Jeez https://t.co/VAj5Ntf8DT