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Following the brutal conclusion in Tails of Iron, take control of Arlo, son of the Warden of the North and embark on a ...

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The Gleaming Depths update will kick off Fallout 76 Season 19 with new weapons and pet companions.

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Wednesday defended women serving in the military and, specifically in combat roles, amid growing scrutiny of comments by his would-be successor, Pete Hegseth.

JaMarcus Shephard, the Crimson Tide co-offensive coordinator/receivers coach, invoked Wednesday one of Saban’s most famous phrases: rat poison. Shephard, speaking to reporters, was asked about ...

That's because Hegseth believes "we should not have women in combat roles." But if Hegseth's beliefs stem from concerns about women's combat-effectiveness, he is misguided. Women who serve are not ...