Homeland Security Chief Napoli Tano to Leave for UC
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napoli tano plans to resign in early September to head the University of California. The move leaves the DHS without a clear successor as the department handles immigration and disaster response. President Obama thanked Napoli tano for her around the clock work during natural disasters, including the 2011 Joplin tornado and Hurricane Sandy.
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IRS scrutiny probes show liberal terms used in reviews
Documents released by Representative Elijah Cummings indicate IRS staff used liberal terms like Progressive and Occupy to flag applications for extra review alongside Tea Party and Patriot keywords. The disclosure comes as lawmakers demand transparency into IRS practices.
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Egypt protests swell as U S seeks Morsi release
Tens of thousands fill Cairo squares and streets in protests against the military overthrow of Mohamed Morsi. The United States for the first time calls for his release while clashes raise fears of more violence. Brotherhood crowds march near Tahrir as Ramadan gatherings occur, with deaths and divisions widening across Egypt.
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Clinton leads Christie in early 2016 poll
Quinnipiac polls show Hillary Clinton leading Chris Christie 46 to 40 percent with high favorability and indicate Clinton also tops Rand Paul while Biden lags Christie. The survey of 2,014 registered voters from June 28 to July 8 has a 2.2 point margin of error.
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Jurors Begin Deliberating Zimmerman Fate in Martin Case
In Sanford Florida jurors start deliberations to decide if George Zimmerman is guilty of second degree murder manslaughter or acquittal for the 2012 shooting of 17 year old Trayvon Martin. Prosecutors argue hate and aggression while defense portrays Martin as the aggressor.
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