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... forensic teams have begun exhuming bodies from mass graves found in Tikrit. The remains are believed to be soldiers massacred by Islamic State fighters last June. The city was recaptured last week. Relatives of the victims, along with Shiite militiamen, paid respects at one of the grave sites today. They ...
... at the time to provide subsidies to both federal and state exchanges. JUDY WOODRUFF: The high court is expected to decide the case in late June. We will look at today's arguments in detail after the news summary. GWEN IFILL: There's new confusion over same-sex marriage in ...
... now amplifying it. Take a look at the itinerary: Jan. 7 - Wayne, Mich., to talk jobs. Jan. 8 - Phoenix, Ariz., for a speech about housing. Jan. 9 - Knoxville, Tenn., to discuss higher education. Jan. 12 and 13 - two speeches in the Washington, D.C. area to talk cybersecurity. Jan. 14 ...
... are taking place in the wake of the shooting death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown by the later un-indicted police officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri, and the death of Eric Garner on Staten Island after a confrontation with authorities and lack of an indictment in that case. Repeated ...
... Brown’s official autopsy actually reveal?”, “What do the newly released witness statements tell us about the Michael Brown shooting?”, and “The country reacts to Ferguson decision.” The shooting in Ferguson thrust the issue of race back into the national spotlight and put President Obama and his administration in a ...
... toll. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported today more than 1,400 have been beheaded, stoned to death or had their throats cut since June. Islamic State militants still hold a British photojournalist, John Cantlie, and an American woman. U.S. officials have asked that she not be publicly ...
Today in the Morning Line: GOP with better than 50-50 chance of winning the Senate But it could be a late Election Night We could all be waiting on Iowa, Alaska, or go into overtime On the 12th day from Election Day, we give to you, the Senate landscape: We’re just 12 days out from...
Today in the Morning Line: Kansas, Iowa move up the board Are Republicans on cusp of majority? It could be close. Positive jobs report, as unemployment dips below 6 percent for first time in six years Obama expresses frustration with lack of big picture focus on economy The Senate landscape -- it could be close:...
President Obama has been saddled with approval ratings near or at the lowest of his presidency. Of late, he has been focused on foreign policy issues, yet today he tries to shift the narrative to talk about the economy in Chicago. His speech will be, in part, a defense of his legacy and some of...
Today in the Morning Line: Obama meets with Hill leaders on Islamic State New poll shows Americans questioning the president’s leadership It’s the last primary day before Election Day Ferguson is back in the spotlight -- on Capitol Hill and locally Obama to sell strategy to Hill leaders: President Barack Obama will huddle with congressional...
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