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from our defense budget and announcing plans to decommission Missile Field-1(houses
missile interceptors) at Fort Greely, Alaska only send the wrong message
and invite trouble from dictators like Kim Jong Un.Fortunately, though,
the decisions the United States has made in recent weeks, and continues
to make, have been right on the mark. The Obama administrations decision
to reverse itself and re-open Missile Field-1 at Fort Greely was a
good one. Recent decisions to deploy SBX, a powerful U.S. military sea
based radar to detect missile launches and the first operational deployment
of THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System), the Armys newest
missile defense system, have been the right ones.We need to continue to
deploy both ship and land based missile interceptors and reverse earlier
decisions made on missile defense.Earlier, in an op-ed for Fox News Opinion
I called for the establishment of a Radio Marti-Radio Free Europe broadcast
operation against North Korea from locations in South Korea and Japan. Since
that time, there have been multiple reports of division and dissension within
the North Korean military over Kim Jong Un.Such as a broadcast operation
would only help foster that division and dissension, as well as educate
the North Korean people.Lastly, its time for America to lead the free
world in turning all eyes on China with one unequivocal message: Quit
talking out of both sides of y
The Senate's procedural vote Thursday on gun control legislation was historic,
marking the first time either chamber has advanced a major firearms bill
to the floor since the assault-weapons ban of 1994.But both sides are
girding for an intense debate ahead, as supporters of the legislation face
a looming series of procedural hurdles -- on an issue where the
politics is more heated than for virtually any other. The National Rifle
Association, which is adamantly opposed to the bill in its current form,
has already threatened to keep careful score of lawmakers' positions, even
on procedural votes.The pressure from the gun lobby, as well as lingering
concerns from lawmakers in states with a tradition of gun rights that
the bill could limit them, continue to make final passage a heavy
lift.Sen. Chuck Schumer said it would be a "struggle" to get the
necessary votes to advance to final passage."The hard work starts now,"
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said after Thursday's procedural vote.The
Senate voted 68-31 Thursday to advance to debate on the bill. What
follows will be a string of votes on amendments, at least one
of which -- on reining in the background checks provision -- is
considered vital to winning conservative and moderate support. Sens. Joe
Manchin, D-W.Va., and Pat Toomey, R-Pa., offered a compromise measure that
would expand background checks to gun-show and Internet sales, while exempting
some casual transactions among fami
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">This set of images shows what might be hardware from the Soviet
Union's 1971 Mars 3 lander, seen in a pair of images from
the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.NASA/JPL-Caltech/Univ. of ArizonaRussian space
enthusiasts poring through photos from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
have spotted what looks like the remains of the Soviet Mars 3
lander that arrived at the Red Planet in 1971.The Soviet Union lander
was the first spacecraft to survive a Mars landing long enough to
transmit data back to Earth. However, after transmitting for just 14.5 seconds
after landing on Dec. 2, 1971, Mars 3 went dark for unknown
reasons.Now a group of Russian Mars fans, who track the progress of
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity online, may have found the lander after all
these years. [Dead Spacecraft on Mars: A Countdown]The citizen enthusiasts,
led by Vitali Egorov of St. Petersburg, Russia, undertook a crowdsourcing
effort to search for the vehicle in photos of the projected landing
site from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), which has been circling
Mars since 2006. MRO launched toward the Red Planet in 2005 and
is NASA's youngest and most powerful orbiter to study Mars from above.In
an image from 2007, they found features that resemble the Mars 3
lander, along with its parachute, heat shield, and terminal retrorocket.
The features are the right size and shape for the equipment, and
they'r
The Senate's procedural vote Thursday on gun control legislation was historic,
marking the first time either chamber has advanced a major firearms bill
to the floor since the assault-weapons ban of 1994.But both sides are
girding for an intense debate ahead, as supporters of the legislation face
a looming series of procedural hurdles -- on an issue where the
politics is more heated than for virtually any other. The National Rifle
Association, which is adamantly opposed to the bill in its current form,
has already threatened to keep careful score of lawmakers' positions, even
on procedural votes.The pressure from the gun lobby, as well as lingering
concerns from lawmakers in states with a tradition of gun rights that
the bill could limit them, continue to make final passage a heavy
lift.Sen. Chuck Schumer said it would be a "struggle" to get the
necessary votes to advance to final passage."The hard work starts now,"
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said after Thursday's procedural vote.The
Senate voted 68-31 Thursday to advance to debate on the bill. What
follows will be a string of votes on amendments, at least one
of which -- on reining in the background checks provision -- is
considered vital to winning conservative and moderate support. Sens. Joe
Manchin, D-W.Va., and Pat Toomey, R-Pa., offered a compromise measure that
would expand background checks to gun-show and Internet sales, while exempting
some casual transactions among fami
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