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As a member of the U.S. House of Representatives andasenior member of the House Armed Services Committee, I have the responsibility of nominating a select number of students from Ohio's 10thCongressional District for admission to each of the five United States service academies.
By John Hudson
Monday, March 18, 2013
As our men and women in uniform return home from serving our country, many are left looking to their next opportunity. While some will remain in the armed services, others will transition back to being civilians. Since coming to Washington, I have worked closely with the military and veterans community to ensure our heroes can successfully transition back to civilian life.
Most veterans who leave service will enter the civilian job market. These men and women offer superior leadership and management experience, which every company should utilize. I know this first hand. I work to employ veterans in my own office and work with many throughout our community and on Capitol Hill.
By Kristin Davis - Staff writer
The co-chairs of the Military Sexual Assault Prevention Caucus today joined a chorus of other lawmakers and victims' advocates calling for a review of an Air Force three-star general's controversial decision last month to overturn a sexual assault conviction at Aviano Air Base, Italy.
Congressman Mike Turner, Chairman of the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Tactical Air and Land Forces, appeared on MSNBC to talk with Thomas Roberts about the Sequester and the lack of leadership from the White House:
Today marks the anniversary of President Obama convening his most trusted allies and appointees to his Presidential Task Force on the Auto Industry. The Task Force, a working group comprised of presidential cabinet secretaries and high-level senior advisors were tasked with managing and overseeing the taxpayer-funded bailout of General Motors (GM) following the automobile manufacturer's 2009-bankruptcy filing.
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By: Joe Cogliano
This evening, President Barack Obama will deliver his fifth State of the Union address before a joint session of Congress. In a time when we face the most divided Congress in history, tonight we will come together as one in the House chamber to hear the President's address.
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