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Andrew DeGrandpre

Andrew DeGrandpre

Deputy National Security Editor and Journalist at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News
  • Politics

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Kid Rock’s R-rated speech made his politics clear. But he left out the most important part.

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On tiny Barbuda, a 300-year-old civilization has been ‘extinguished...

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A top U.S. general just said 4,000 American troops are in Syria. Th...

It has long been an open secret that the Pentagon has far more personnel involved in the campaign against the Islamic State than its publicly disclosed figures suggest.
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Pentagon exonerates Marines blackballed by war-crimes case. They do...

The incident became one of the military’s most high-profile cases since the Vietnam War.
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Ronny Jackson, Trump’s pick for Veterans Affairs, may pass up $1 mi...

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These Marines were falsely accused of war crimes. Twelve years late...

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Coronavirus outbreak sidelines ship whose crew is fully immunized, ...

Navy vessels, where personnel live in tight quarters while at sea, are particularly vulnerable to the coronavirus. The U.S. military’s first major coronavirus outbreak happened last year aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt.
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Navy to offer booster shots for ship hobbled by coronavirus outbreak

U.S. Navy commanders are consulting with military medical personnel about providing vaccine boosters to the crew of the USS Milwaukee amid a global spike in infections fueled by the highly transmissible omicron variant.
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U.S. Navy says it foiled Iran's attempt to seize oil tankers - The ...

The U.S. Navy said that it thwarted efforts by Iran to commandeer two commercial oil tankers off Oman, and that one attempted seizure involved intense gunfire.
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U.S. to build temporary port for aid, Hamas says cease-fire negotia...

The Hamas delegation left the talks in Cairo “to consult with the leadership of the movement” on issues including aid and the return of displaced people, the militant group said.
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Hegseth escalates targeting of race, gender in military’s academic ...

With new directives, Trump’s Pentagon chief zeroes in on admission to the nation’s service academies and purging “divisive” library materials.