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Priti Patel accused of publicity stunt ‘as Navy quits migrant patrols’

Home Secretary’s migrant crisis plan was always destined to fail, critics say

Evening Standard

Terms of Indian Navy’s mega submarine deal unrealistic: Russian official

₹40,000 crore project, out of which Russia pulled out, can’t move forward without changes, says senior official

The Hindu

Ricky Shiffer: Ohio man shot after attacking Cincinnati FBI office served in Navy and fought in Iraq

Gunman shot by police during standoff on Friday

The Independent UK

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An attempted attack on an FBI office raises concerns about violent far-right rhetoric

Far-right extremists escalated their violent rhetoric after an FBI search of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. An attempted breach of an Ohio FBI office has those tracking extremism worried.

WEKU

First woman to command aircraft carrier recounts milestone deployment

As the USS Abraham Lincoln sailed into San Diego Thursday, Aug. 11, with two destroyers in tow and some 6,000 sailors and Marines aboard, it marked the completion of a U.S. military first:

The Orange County Register

‘They’ve been killing’ our Marines: Inside the long push to aid Camp Lejeune victims

Tears of both sadness and joy filled the White House on Wednesday morning as President Joe Biden signed into law a bill to assist veterans exposed to toxic substances during their military service.

Tribune News Service

‘They’ve been killing’ our Marines: Inside the long push to aid Camp Lejeune victims - Roll Call

Provisions in the veterans measure allow victims of the Camp Lejeune contamination to seek compensation from the government in federal court.

Roll Call

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What-if DC war game maps huge toll of a future US-China war over Taiwan

WASHINGTON — As China waged extensive military exercises off of Taiwan last week, a group of American defense experts in Washington was focused on their own simulation of an eventual — but for now entirely hypothetical — U.S.-China war over the island.

Tribune News Service

The story behind triple jump’s golden day at the CWG

Despite the absence of a coach, they came up with the best results

The Hindu

Empty Minnesota seat, potential milestone for Vermont women highlight Tuesday elections

WASHINGTON —Voters on Tuesday are filling a House seat in Minnesota that’s been open since Rep. Jim Hagedorn died in February. Vermont may move toward sending its first woman to Congress ever. And, just like last week, a member of “The Squad” of ultraliberal House Democrats faces a more mainstream…

Tribune News Service

Empty Minnesota seat, potential milestone for Vermont women highlight Tuesday elections - Roll Call

Tuesday's elections will fill a Minnesota House seat open since February while Vermont might move toward sending its first woman to Congress.

Roll Call

Mumbai: Military meets the masses with lilt of freedom songs

MUMBAI: Civil society and military organisation are often perceived to be two distinct, though interrelated, elements of modern existence. On Independence Day, the twain shall meet after flowing through distinct streams of music. Songs of Freedom, a joint staging by the Navy and the National Centre for the Performing Arts,…

The Times of India

Something of a cover-up on the beach

A "No Bikinis" sign on a Thai beach prompted a considerable debate last week although it appears to be little more than a storm in a B-cup. The sign appeared on Koh Samae San, a small Chon Buri island owned by the Thai Navy which apparently disapproves of this type…

Bangkok Post

Naval ships to hoist tricolour across six continents to mark 75 years of Independence

New Delhi

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Dynamite News

Defence Ministry allows changes in Navy's $7 billion submarine tender, no change in capability requirements

Clearing roadblocks for taking forward the $7 billion deal for building six new submarines for the Indian Navy, the Defence Ministry has given its approval for amendments in the ongoing tender that would allow the project to move forward. Read more on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

Mumbai: Navy to conduct rare heritage run on August 13

Mumbai: The Navy is conducting a unique race around south Mumbai’s heritage precinct on August 13, in the runup to the 75th Independence Day celebrations. A big attraction will be a rare opportunity to run along the historic buildings of the nearly 300-year-old naval dockyard.

Reason

Prof. John Harrison: Do Statutes Offering Pre-Enforcement Review Support Remand Without Vacatur?

This is the fourth in a series of posts summarizing an article titled Remand Without Vacatur and the Ab Initio Invalidity of Unlawful Regulations in Administrative Law, which is forthcoming in the BYU Law Review. The current draft is available on SSRN. Earlier posts described the doctrine of remand without…

Daily Mirror

Five rescued after killer whales smash and sink boat in attack off Portuguese coast

A pod of orcas targeted the vessel which saw the Portuguese Navy put a call out to a local fishing boat to save the stranded group of passengers who had deployed a life raft

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The Hindu

Morning Digest | Rain fury continues unabated in Kerala; India moves into hockey semifinals at CWG, and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day

The Independent UK

Honolulu utility finds chemical in Red Hill monitoring well

The Honolulu Board of Water Supply says it detected a small amount of a chemical naturally occurring in coal, crude oil and gasoline in a monitoring well near the Navy's Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility

Tribune News Service

Senate appropriators want $4 billion for ships Navy didn’t seek

WASHINGTON — The Senate Appropriations Committee’s new defense spending bill would add $4 billion to the Navy budget — money the Navy did not seek and much of which the Armed Services and House Appropriations panels did not approve — for warships built largely by the constituents of senior appropriators.

The Hindu

Navy’s women pilots chart a new course

This first-of-its-kind independent maritime mission showcased ‘Nari Shakti’

Roll Call

Senate appropriators want $4 billion for ships Navy didn't seek - Roll Call

The Senate 2023 defense spending bill would boost the Navy budget for ships built largely by the constituents of senior appropriators.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Getting grain out of Ukraine is literally a minefield

What’s it like to sail a huge cargo ship loaded with thousands of tons of grain out of port from a war-torn nation into mine-infested waters?

The Independent UK

China says military drills surrounding Taiwan underway

China says military exercises by its navy, air force and other departments are underway in six zones surrounding Taiwan

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