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The Department of Homeland Security recently asked for bids in a project to renovate a migrant detention center in the Gitmo Naval Base.   DHS expects the 120-person facility to have “an estimated daily population of 20 people.” However, during “surge” periods, up to 400 detainees may be housed there. Generally, Haitian migrants intercepted en route to the United States …

There is no shortage of jobs for American private military contractors. Between 2012 and 2017, the government spent over $160 billion on PMCs. That is a much larger sum than the entire defense budget of most other nations. As outlined below, there are many different opportunities available, even for people with little or no combat experience.   The required level …

South Vietnam held on for about two years after most U.S. ground forces left. Afghanistan barely lasted two weeks. Although the United States largely trained and equipped Afghan security forces, these soldiers were no match for battle-hardened and determined Taliban fighters, who captured all the country’s major cities in a few days. Although the Taliban says it will not reimpose …

Protestors took to the streets in A’zaz, speaking out against the poor services and human rights violations which have become part of Turkish rule. “The local council in the city bears the largest part of the responsibility for the low-quality services, especially electricity, because it is not doing its job and is not pressuring the company to improve its performance,” …

Under pressure from advocates and lawmakers, the Veterans Administration fast-tracked some burn pit respiratory illness claims. The change applies to Iraq veterans who served after 1990 and Afghanistan and Syria veterans who served after 2001. The veteran must have been diagnosed with a listed condition within 10 years of returning home. “Through this process, I determined that the evidence provided …