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Israeli air strikes killed seven Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip following the kidnapping and killing of three Israeli youths and a Palestinian teen.
Ukraine to lay siege to rebel-held regional centers.
Ukraine's richest man pleads for city's safety after rebels vow to make stand.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel concerned over U.S. spy claims.
The U.S. Defense Department is set to roll out a new R&D strategy this week.
The F-35 Joint Program Office has begun carrying out a game-changing plan for sustainment on a global scale.
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy wants every sailor to have a tablet.
Opinion: deck stacked again women in experimental task force.
The Air Force says putting "juicy bars" off-limits has helped shut many involved with prostitution and human trafficking.
Army publishes SHARP campaign plan.
Installations to open SHARP Resource Centers.
Army moving education content to cloud for better access.
Natick investigates shelter lighting effects on soldier thinking, mood.
Veterans turning to American Legion in wake of VA scandal.
Fury, scheduled for release Nov. 14, is writer/director David Ayer's new movie about a U.S. Sherman tank mission behind German lines in April 1945.
A tantalizing brief glimpse inside Fabien Cousteau's underwater lab.
Scientists have located the brain's on/off switch for consciousness.
Neil deGrasse Tyson gives a detailed breakdown of NASCAR physics.
The science behind barbecuing.
The new Star Wars movie has picked two new actors from its open casting call.
See Kevin Smith talk about his visit to the Star Wars set.
A new book counts down Bruce Springsteen's 100 best songs.
Dude, you don't ban a kid from a restaurant for wearing a Ninja Turtles shirt.
Finally: Seinfeld breakups
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