Mattis resigns as Pentagon chief after clashes with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis quits by February after two years in which he clashed with President Trump over Syria troop withdrawals and U.S. foreign policy. He cites the need for a secretary whose views align with the president, warning that America must maintain alliances to protect its interests.
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Hunter returns to tree stand after years of fear and recovery
Ripley teacher Joel Miller, after a 17-foot fall in 2015 that left him wary of heights, returns to bow hunting with a ladder stand and safety gear. He shoots two 9-pointer bucks in late September and October, regaining his passion for the sport while emphasizing caution and restraint.
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Democrats Clash Over Voter Data Management Fight
The DNC and a bloc of state party leaders failed to resolve their dispute over who controls and funds the voter data used in campaigns. They seek a real time system either via a centralized data trust or through state led cooperation with TargetSmart, aiming to serve candidates nationwide while preserving state revenue and independence.
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