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I Was a Female Soldier in Iraq. Here’s Why Pete Hegseth Is Wrong About Us.
Critics such as Hegseth claim that having women in the combat ranks ruins unit cohesion and norms. That couldn’t be further from the truth. More than 60% of soldiers serving in the U.S. Army today joined after the combat ban was lifted in 2015. For these soldiers, women in combat is the norm.
Iraq’s prime minister says the country's population has grown to 45.4 million, according to preliminary results from a ...
Iraq's population has risen to 45.4 million, according to preliminary results from a national census, Iraqi Prime Minister ...
The Iraqi Prime Minister stated that the population rose to 45.4 million, according to the preliminary results of the ...
WASHINGTON, DC - The United States warned on Monday that Iran-backed groups operating in Iraq risk dragging the country into ...
Douglas Harrington, 69, of Wyoming, was convicted of two felonies and other misdemeanors for striking an officer with an ...
History has shown that when we exclude others simply based on gender or race, we miss out on brilliant leaders and skilled ...
Two decades after US military invasion left it spiraling out of control, a more stable Iraq is beginning to attract ...
Russia's heavy involvement in Kurdistan's oil sector and Baghdad's push to integrate Kurdistan into a unified Iraq ...
Iraq's population has surpassed 45 million, more than a third of whom are under the age of 15, authorities said Monday after the first nationwide census in nearly four decades.
Iraq has begun its first nationwide population census in decades in a step aimed at modernizing data collection and planning ...
A recent Israeli airstrike in Syria killed a senior Hezbollah commander who helped plan an elaborate attack against American ...
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