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RGV Punk Rocker Makes It Big on the Silver Screen

After growing up near the border in McAllen, Raul Castillo developed a lifelong love of acting and writing plays.

Texas Observer

Sikh men can serve in the Marine Corps without shaving their beards, court says

A federal court has ruled that the Marine Corps can't deny Sikhs because of their unshorn beards and hair.

WEKU

The Mosquito Bowl: ‘Three hours of pure joy’ amid the horrors of war

A new book by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Buzz Bissinger brings to light a most unusual football game on the Pacific island of Guadalcanal during the second world war

The Guardian - US

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Shrouded in secrecy: the Australian trial of a former Marines pilot facing extradition to the US

Daniel Duggan was arrested on return from China at the request of the FBI. Six weeks of high-security custody later, the charges against him remain sealed

The Guardian - AU

Movie review: ‘The Inspection’ passes muster as stellar drama

Written and directed by Elegance Bratton and based on his own life story, “The Inspection” comes out of the blue to knock you off your feet. It’s a gay “An Officer and a Gentleman” for a new generation and a new world.

Boston Herald

From homelessness to Hollywood: How director Elegance Bratton made 'The Inspection'

Bratton learned filmmaking as a gay Black man in the Marines. Then he made a movie about it.

Mic

In strong boot-camp drama ‘The Inspection,’ a gay man finds purpose in the Marines

Jeremy Pope gives a searing performance as the young man lacking direction, with Gabrielle Union a powerful force as the mother who initially disowns him.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Who is Sally McNeil and why did she kill her bodybuilding champion husband Ray?

A new true crime docuseries on Netflix explores the case of how Sally McNeil killed her bodybuilding champion husband in a brutal Valentines Day murder in 1995 – here we take a closer look

Daily Mirror

A bodybuilder said her husband abused her, then she was charged with his murder. Now, she’s telling her story

Sally McNeil was charged with murder after shooting her husband Ray McNeil on Valentine’s Day 1995. Clémence Michallon speaks with director Nanette Burstein, whose new Netflix docuseries ‘Killer Sally’ re-examines the case

The Independent UK

Actor Harris Dickinson: ‘I’m a silly person. My goal is to have a laugh’

Swapping the marines for the movies has paid off for the star of Ruben Östlund’s Palme d’Or-winning Triangle of Sadness

The Guardian - UK

Hunger plan builds on federal role in getting food to millions

WASHINGTON — The federal government’s influence on what millions of people eat extends from school lunches for children to the dining halls of the Air Force, Army, Marines and Space Force.

Tribune News Service

Stamps showcase work of the Royal Marines

They include a mini-set of four stamps exploring the service’s uniforms from 1664 to 1944.

The Independent UK

Drunken Marine punched two civilians during 'right royal rumble' fight

Lieutenant Lee Webber based in HM Naval Base Clyde punched two men in the corridor of a Royal Marines accommodation block after a passing out ceremony.

Daily Record

King Charles and siblings follow Queen's coffin in procession

The coffin of Queen Elizabeth II begun its final journey through the streets of central London as it travelled towards Windsor, where a service and burial will take place. The cortege was followed on foot by the King, The Princess Royal, The Duke of York and the Earl of Wessex.…

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Lynn Schmidt: A cheer to those who answer the call to something greater than self-service

At a time when it seems like our society is spiraling with out-of-control selfishness, consumed with immediate gratification, self-centeredness, illiberalism and grievance, it can be helpful to remind ourselves that there are plenty of folks around who practice altruism.

Tribune News Service

A year later, communities find ways to honor 13 service members killed in Kabul airport bombing

SAN DIEGO — Most of them were based at Camp Pendleton, but they came from all over America, from small towns and suburbs. And that's where the sorrow and the pride linger, one year later.

The Independent UK

80 years later, Navajo Code Talker marks group's early days

One of the last remaining Navajo Code Talkers says Sunday that the code based on his then-unwritten native language was the hardest thing to learn

Daily Mirror

Prince Andrew is not the Queen's favourite child, claims royal biographer

It has long been assumed that Andrew is the monarch's favourite, but royal biographer Matthew Dennison claims in his new book that Edward is the Queen's pick of her four children

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Zenger

Moment Ukrainian Marines Ambush And Take Out Group Of Russian Soldiers

The footage was obtained from the 503rd Separate Marine Corps Battalion of the Ukrainian Naval Forces on Friday.

The Independent UK

Senate confirms first Black four-star Marine general

‘He gets stuff done, and people tend to like working for him’, retired commandant says of first Black four-star general in 246-year history of branch

The Guardian - UK

‘If you restrain yourself, you get shot’: The Marine A documentary tackling the hypocrisy of war

Film-maker Chris Terrill trained with the marines before embedding in the unit of Al Blackman – where he saw loved ones killed, PTSD and the impossible strain put upon soldiers

Daily Mirror

Drunk brawling Brit tried to kick in plane windows before being 'piled on' by marines

The incident involving an “unruly” plane passenger happened on a Virgin Atlantic trip from Heathrow to LA, with the flight ultimately being diverted to Salt Lake City

Tribune News Service

Military aviation crashes are again on the rise. Are ongoing safety and training issues to blame?

SAN DIEGO — A spate of military aircraft crashes over recent months is again raising questions about the Pentagon's approach to safety and training across military branches.

Tribune News Service

Military aviation crashes are again on the rise. Are ongoing safety and training issues to blame?

A spate of military aircraft crashes over recent months is again raising questions about the Pentagon’s approach to safety and training across military branches.

Salon

The cozy trauma of "Virgin River"

At its heart, the outlandish Netflix soap opera in a sweater is about community

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