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Mills, who is 45, served in the Army from 1999 to 2003. He spent a few months of that time in Iraq. Adam Ehrhardt, a medic who once served directly under Mills, provided a damning assessment of his ...

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Sometimes there’s no smoking gun, but there’s the smell of gunpowder.

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"This is the party that ran against cancel culture," Texas state Rep. James Talarico said about the Trump administration ...

Al Letson revisits a story about civil rights activist Bayard Rustin that he produced 16 years ago for Black History Month.

This is a baby bat taking a bubble bath. If it doesn’t melt your heart, nothing will. In northeastern Australia, not far from the coastal city of Cairns, is a place called Tolga Bat Hospital. It is, ...