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Most NATO countries have utilized the majority of their weapons in Ukraine. About twenty out of the thirty are "pretty tapped out," wrote the New York Times.

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The Pentagon's chief financial officer Mike McCord said the Ukraine-Russia situation is a "teachable moment" for the United States.

President Vladimir Zelensky has toned down his claims that a Russian missile was responsible for the deaths of two people in a Polish village near the border with Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has continued to insist his military did not fire the missile that killed two civilians in the Polish village of Przewodow.

The court on Monday declined to hear another challenge to a federal ban imposed under President Trump on devices called "bump stocks" that enable a semi-automatic weapon to fire like a machine gun.

Tomorrow is election day and polls suggest that Americans are going to overturn Democratic Party control of the House and Senate.

White House spokesman John Kirby told reporters that Washington does not see evidence to suggest Russia is readying to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine.

Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy said that Republicans' playing "the crime card" has "racial elements" tied to it.