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Kim Jong Nam's attack is believed to be the first time the chemical has been used as a weapon of assassination. (AP Photo/Alexandra Radu)
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Pentagon: Assassination highlights North Korea chemical weapons threat

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Restoring Solvency
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Restoring Solvency

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Trump to face ‘tough choices’ in options to defeat ISIS

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Top Air Force officer warns of peril of stop-gap funding

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Gen. Joseph Votel said that in Syria, the U.S. may have to
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More robust anti-ISIS strategy will require more US troops

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GOP lawmaker pushes Trump to fund new Arctic icebreakers

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The Pentagon says the plan goes far beyond increased military force, but also includes new diplomatic initiatives and ways to squeeze ISIS financially, and extends beyond ongoing campaigns in Iraq and Syria. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class R.W. Lemmons IV)
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Anti-ISIS plan, on track for delivery next week, will look beyond the battlefield

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Sens. John McCain and Jack Reed said at a hearing that they want to discuss BRAC with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
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Why military base closures could actually happen this time

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U.S. Marine Corps amtracs and trucks surge up onto the shore during the battle of Iwo Jima during World War II. (AP Photo)
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Watch: Marines post rare video to commemorate 72nd anniversary of Iwo Jima

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US carrier begins operating in contested South China Sea
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US carrier begins operating in contested South China Sea

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