Only the Air Force saw a major increase last year, but all the services have struggled with higher suicides since about 2005-2006.
Erica Nitschke
Columnist
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German governor elected with far-right help resigns three days after win
Thomas Kemmerich’s acceptance of the far-right Alternative for Germany’s votes appalled left-leaning parties and many in his own center-right camp.
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Democrats on edge after 2020 election season’s ragged launch
The turbulent start has crystallized the challenges confronting Democrats in trying to mount a challenge to an incumbent backed by a united Republican Party and fortified by a soaring economy.
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Week 3 of Weinstein trial: Fake names and raw emotions
In the most dramatic moment of the trial so far, a key accuser broke down in tears on the witness stand, ending court early.
Posted inNation & World, Sports
Investigators: No sign of engine failure for Bryant helicopter
The crash last month killed NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others.
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Impeachment trial heads to historic end in frenetic week
There’s still plenty of drama to unfold before Wednesday’s vote.
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In Iowa, anxiety and unpredictability on eve of caucuses
Four Democratic presidential candidates are locked in a fight for victory Monday, with others still in position to pull off strong finishes.
Posted inNation & World, New England
Estranged husband accused of killing Jennifer Dulos dies
A lawyer for a Connecticut man charged with murdering his missing wife amid a contentious divorce case says his client has died.
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Note-passing and power: Sen. Collins, moderates team up at Trump trial
The impeachment trial wildcards are showing off their combined, potential influence over the deeply polarized Senate in only the third such proceedings in U.S. history.
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Gavel time: Will Chief Justice John Roberts expand his impeachment role?
Lawyers, academics and lawmakers disagree about whether Roberts has the power to break a tie if lawmakers split 50-50 or even, on his own, to call witnesses.