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Hegseth Awards Soldier Who Admonished His Party on Veterans Day

4 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.

MS NOWLeft

Hegseth honors soldier who admonished his group for laughing at Arlington

Fri, 13 Nov, 6:43am AEDT

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New York PostRight

Hegseth gives top award to soldier who scolded him, aides at Arlington National Cemetery

Fri, 13 Nov, 6:49am AEDT

Read it at New York Post On Marble

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Right 1

Hegseth gives top award to soldier who scolded him, aides at Arlington National CemeteryNew York Post

Centre 1

Hegseth Awards Soldier Who Admonished His Party on Veterans DayBloomberg

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