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Marine Security Guard Clayton Lonetree was seduced by a Russian woman, “Violetta Seina,” at the annual Marine Corps Ball in…
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Frank Carlucci III is best known for his tenure as Secretary of Defense under the Reagan administration, yet in his…
Unrest in the Middle East has been an unrelenting problem for centuries, the Gordian knot that cannot be cut. The…