Hillary Clinton and private email server saga sparks public debate
The question of Hillary Clinton's choices in the presidential election and the subsequent appointment of a secretary of state prompts scrutiny of official communications. The piece notes how government systems handle classified and unclassified messages and the FBI briefing on protocol.
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Clinton private email system sparks scrutiny of motives
Daily Telegraph columnist James H. Smokey Shott examines the private email server used by Hillary Clinton during her tenure as secretary of state. The piece cites intelligence officials and legal experts warning that official communications may have bypassed government safeguards, heightening concerns about judgment and potential classified information exposure.
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MSNBC
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Michael Mukasey
McClatchy
James H. “Smokey” Shott
Bluefield, Va
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff List
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph editors and publishers are named as Randy Moone publisher 7 News editor Brian Woodson Samantha Perry editor Bill Archer assistant managing editor Charles Owens quotes a biblical line about righteousness.
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West Virginia leaders hail heroin funding boost for region
U S senators Manchin Capito and Rep Jenkins announce 2.5 million to the Heroin Response Strategy, a five-state HIDTA partnership targeting heroin and opioid abuse in West Virginia and neighboring states. The Appalachia HIDTA receives 400,000 for prevention, expanding federal collaboration to curb trafficking and overdoses.
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Dw.va
Shelley Moore Capito
R-W-Va
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R-W.va
Mountain State
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Mingo
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Raleigh
Wayne
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West
Temporary light on Route 52 at Bluefield State College
Letter-writers say a temporary traffic light on Route 52 near Bluefield State College has slowed speeds during MLK bridge rebuilds. They warn permanent installation could create major winter problems on the hill, hindering snow removal and vehicle starts.
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Bluewell
Loyalty, money, and the Iran deal pull Schumer’s vote
In Washington a powerful Israel lobby and deep pockets influence Sen. Charles Schumer as he weighs the Iran agreement. The article notes Schumer faces political pressure from inside his party and from donors, complicating President Obama's bid to ease tensions with Iran.
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Democrats Split over Iran Deal Faces Obama Legacy Test
The piece weighs Schumer and other Democrats' defections on the Iran nuclear deal, noting risks to Obama’s foreign policy legacy. It cites Netanyahu’s opposition, Middle East coalition support, and the partisan dynamic echoing Johnson era tensions. It warns of penalties for defectors and the fragile verification doubts surrounding the agreement.
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