Paul Mcleary is a journalist who focuses on multinational issues, particularly in the Middle East. His work has been featured in publications such as POLITICO, Yahoo News, POLITICO Europe, and RealClearDefense. He covers topics including conflicts, defense, and international relations, providing analysis and insights into complex geopolitical situations.
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The $375 million will be the largest package the U.S. has sent Ukraine since May.
The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln will remain in the region after Israel kills Hezbollah leader.
Republicans have said Europe should contribute more aid to Ukraine than the U.S. does.
Some of those soldiers are in training and some are already headed toward the fight along the border with Ukraine.
The specter of the Jan. 6 riot looms over the inauguration.
The White House wants to rush more weapons to Ukraine, but the next president could halt the shipments.
By: Paul Mcleary, Jack Detsch
The president-elect has railed against “woke” generals and others who have pushed for diversity initiatives in the ranks.
By: Paul Mcleary, Connor O’Brien
Rep. Mike Rogers isn’t as close with Trump as other potential picks, but he’s been a strong political ally in the House.
By: Joe Gould, Paul Mcleary, Robbie Gramer, Connor O’Brien, Jack Detsch
“Hegseth is undoubtedly the least qualified nominee for SecDef in American history,” one veterans’ advocate said.
By: Joe Gould, Paul McLeary
“President Biden should have listened to President Zelenskyy's pleas much earlier,” Rep. Mike Turner said.
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