Marines delay three pullups fitness plan for women
The Marine Corps postponed the requirement that female recruits perform at least three pullups on their fitness test as of the new year. Only 45 percent met the standard in 2013 testing at Parris Island, delaying timelines while gathering data on gender integration into combat roles planned for 2016.
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The California Supreme Court approved a law license for Sergio Garcia, an immigrant living in the United States illegally, who completed law school and passed the state bar. His license allows him to practice law despite his immigration status as Gov. Brown signed a new law enabling licensing. The case followed disputes between federal immigration policy and state action.
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A new AP NORC poll finds Americans enter 2014 with profound distrust in national government. Only 1 in 20 say the system works well without changes, while 70 percent doubt progress on major issues. Local and state governments garner more faith, and health care reform tops the 2014 agenda.
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