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This breach is a "preventable" security breach, Marriott said, and

Jan. 6, 2019 by Catherine Pope

This breach is a "preventable" security breach, Marriott said, and "there are no details on how the affected data was stolen or why. We are working with law enforcement to fully investigate the breach and are making adjustments to security measures that we have in place."

The Starwood website was taken down on Tuesday and replaced with a link to a separate breach that occurred on April 28.

"We are committed to providing our guests a safe and secure online experience," said Marriott. "We have fixed several issues as a result of this breach and will continue to implement security measures to protect our guests and employees at all of our locations. We apologize for any inconvenience, and we are working with law enforcement to fully investigate this matter."The U.S. Army has a new policy that forbids any American from serving in combat with any of the war's "enemy combatants." But the Army has been making some policy changes, and they may have been intentional.

It's been a long time coming.

The policy is one that is in flux. As the Pentagon and the president prepare for their first major joint military exercises, the Army's training is getting harder.

The change is particularly worrisome to those who are accustomed to the way the military works. The Army has not always been in a position to take on the new rules. Instead, the Army has been in a position in which it's made the policy that the Army cannot openly serve in combat, even if they are in Iraq or Afghanistan.

The Army's new policy seems to be a way to stop that. The new policy is, in many ways, a very good sign for the Army, which is a force that is growing to be the largest in the world. The Army has not been out of combat since the beginning.

The Army is also on a collision course with Congress, which is supposed to be a big step forward in the fight against the spread of terrorism.

In fact, the Army is at war with the new policy.

Congress and the White House have been working hard on it for some time.

"We're doing a lot of work on the issue, and I think we understand the needs and concerns of our members. We've been working on it a lot," said Sgt. Peter M. Cipriano, Army deputy chief of staff.

But the Army has not been on the battlefield since the beginning of the war.