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11 States Pull National Guard Off Border Missions To Protest Child Separations

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Eleven US states have cancelled agreements to send members of the National Guard to the US-Mexico border as part of a growing backlash over the Trump administration's policy of separating migrant families trying to enter the US.

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National Guardsman Jailed After Making ‘Terroristic Threats’ Against VP Pence

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A National Guard soldier has been arrested after reportedly making death threats against Vice President Mike Pence, according to the Associated Press.

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This Navy Veteran Is Terrorizing His Neighborhood With ‘Taps’

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Nine years ago, Army widow Pauline Taylor moved to Pennsylvania to start a new life. Her husband, Army veteran Carlos Taylor, had died from an illness in 2001, and the house they shared in Baltimore, Maryland was filled with the memories of the life they had shared together. Taylor needed a fresh start, and after two years of painstaking research, she chose a house in Glen Rock for its peace and quiet.

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Pennsylvania Just Made It Illegal To Lie About Military Service

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A bill that would make it a misdemeanor to benefit from lying about military service or receiving decorations or medals unanimously passed the state Senate on Tuesday and now heads to Gov. Tom Wolf’s desk to be signed into law.

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He Watched The Battle Of Gettysburg From His House, Then Joined In

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You may be a badass, but you’ll never be “joining the battle of Gettysburg at the age of 69” badass. Those bragging rights belong to John L. Burns, who earned the title “the old hero of Gettysburg” after he saw the crucial battle from his house, grabbed an old musket and joined the Union line.

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