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Army sergeant pleads not guilty to attempting to provide documents, training to ISIS
by Brian SeayIkaika Kang repeatedly told undercover agents he wanted to train ISIS fighters, even suggesting the sessions be videotaped, according to court documents.
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Former Marine served our country, now must fight again to play football
by Brent McCluskeyFormer Marine Sgt. Steven Rhodes has been forced to put his football dreams on hold for a year due to an obscure NCAA rule. The 6’3”, 240-pound Rhodes was a Marine Corps air traffic controller for five years and played recreationally during his service. According to the NCAA, that means he can’t jump right into […]
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