Defense
US builds up naval, troop presence near Alaska amid Russian activity
A new memo further limits what military officials can say at public events.
The president said three people were killed in an airstrike in international waters.
The unprecedented move is the strongest action yet in restricting how reporters cover the country’s largest federal agency.
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