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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 2017

Page

9

Carter says more U.S. troops won’t fix Iraq and Syria

Defense Secretary Ash Carter argues that sending thousands of additional troops into Iraq or Syria would push allies away, risk boosting anti-U.S. resistance, and forfeit U.S. advantages in special operations, mobility, air power, and intelligence. He favors empowering local forces while accelerating the campaign. He notes past missteps, discusses intelligence gains, and references James Mattis as his successor.

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Obama Grants 330 Drug Sentence Commutations On Final Day

Obama commuted 330 federal drug convictions on his last full day as president, bringing total clemencies to 1,715 the most in U.S. history. White House counsel Neil Eggleston says the president sought second chances and justice, while Trump’s inauguration loomed and West Wing staff packed up. The batch capped Obama’s decade of efforts to address long sentences for drug offenses despite Congress’ inaction.

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U S jobless claims hit lowest level in 43 years

The Labor Department reports 234000 Americans sought unemployment benefits last week the lowest since November 1973. The four week average fell to 246750 the lowest since 1973. Unemployment benefits recipients total 2050000 down 7.7 percent from a year earlier.

Washington Labor Department Jim O'Sullivan U.S High Frequency Economics

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