Trump to nominate Mattis for defense secretary in 2013
President-elect announces retired General James Mattis to lead the Pentagon, highlighting his Iraq and Afghanistan commands as concerns about civilian control arise. The move would require Congress to bypass a seven year post service restriction and faces scrutiny over his diplomatic experience and past statements.
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Tide of hepatitis C feared as opioid crisis grows in Virginia
Virginia health commissioner Dr. Marissa Levine warned at a Virginia Board of Health meeting that opioid use is fueling rising hepatitis C and HIV rates. She called for vigilance as cases climb, with over 8,000 hepatitis C cases reported last year and HIV new cases around 1,000 since 2011.
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Snow atop Hawaii summits may exceed two feet
In Hawaii the Big Island summits could see more than 2 feet of snow under a winter storm warning through Saturday. Meteorologists note Mauna Kea rises near 14,000 feet and recent winters bring 30 to 36 inches. snow affects telescope operations while heavy rain and flash flood warnings affect Oahu, Kauai, and the Big Island.
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Dakota Access protest camp braces for brutal North Dakota winter
In Cannonball North Dakota protesters at the Standing Rock Sioux camp persist through heavy snow winds and freezing temperatures while facing a government deadline to vacate federal land. They describe resilience despite wind chills and deep snow as they aim to block the 3.8 billion dollar pipeline.
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