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Military Strike Scrutiny

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Military Strike Scrutiny

Admiral Frank Mitchell Bradley, known as Mitch, is under scrutiny for ordering a second military strike in the Caribbean, which killed two survivors of a boat targeted for drug smuggling. Despite having congressional authority, Bradley’s actions are being questioned by lawmakers from both parties.

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National Headlines

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