Americans push tougher stance on Islamic State in APGfK poll
A APGfK poll shows support growing for stronger U S action against Islamic State with 42 percent favoring more troops though most Republicans back ground troops only. Obama sent about 50 special operations troops to Syria while over 3,000 remain in Iraq. Clinton opposes ground forces, Trump and Graham float up to 10 000 troops. Public worry rises after Paris and San Bernardino attacks. The survey notes 56 percent say U S military response not enough and 28 percent trust Obama on goals.
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White House weighing tighter immigrant visa screening online presence
The Obama administration is reviewing visa vetting procedures with a focus on examining applicants online activity to close security gaps. Homeland Security and State are to report back with recommendations on social media reviews and other vetting enhancements amid the San Bernardino case's background questions.
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Trump and Cruz Dominate GOP Debate Spotlight
In Las Vegas Tuesday, Donald Trump stands at center stage while Ted Cruz vies for attention as he challenges Trump in the Iowa caucuses. Cruz questions Trump’s judgment at a private fundraiser, sparking a growing intra party split as Marco Rubio also positions as an alternative.
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Bergdahl to face desertion charge in general court-martial
Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl who was held by the Taliban for five years will face desertion and misbehavior before the enemy charges in a general court martial. If convicted he could face life for misbehavior and up to five years for desertion along with dishonorable discharge loss of rank and forfeiture of pay. Bergdahl walked off his post in Paktika province on June 30 2009 and was freed in the 2014 prisoner swap that drew criticism from Congress. An arraignment date at Fort Bragg North Carolina will be announced later.
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