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US Senate confirms Milley as chairman of Joint Chiefs
by Staff Writers
Washington (AFP) July 25, 2019

The US Senate on Thursday confirmed the appointment of Army General Mark Milley as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, succeeding Marine General Joe Dunford.

Milley, until now the Army chief of staff, will take over on September 30 as the nation's top uniformed military officer.

His nomination was approved by an 89-1 vote, two days after the Senate confirmed Mark Esper as US secretary of defense.

Milley, 61, graduated from Princeton University and served in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.


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Historian unearths evidence that Istanbul directed Armenian genocide
Washington (UPI) Jul 24, 2019
Between 1914 and 1923, during and after World War I, hundreds of thousands of Armenians living in Turkey were systematically rounded up and murdered. Thousands more were forced to flee their homes. Some estimates put the death toll at more than 1.5 million. Now, researchers say newly discovered documents suggest the Armenian genocide was both sanctioned and assisted by leaders of the Ottoman Empire in Istanbul. The fact that the Armenian genocide happened is well-accepted within academic ... read more

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