Obama hints pipeline reroute possible amid Native lands concerns
Tribal leaders praised Obama for suggesting a potential reroute of the Dakota Access Pipeline while urging an immediate stop work order and a full environmental impact study. The Army Corps weighs options as construction faces regulatory deadlines and potential public-safety risks.
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Clinton faces GOP blockade on Supreme Court nominees
The piece outlines a potential Republican blockade of Hillary Clinton’s future Supreme Court picks if the GOP controls the Senate. It notes proposals from John McCain, Ted Cruz, and Richard Burr to deny a long term vacancy, with McConnell not committing to a guarantee for Clinton’s nominee and mentions other GOP figures resisting a full blockade.
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Obama condemns FBI over email investigation
President Obama criticizes the FBI for its handling of the new email review related to Hillary Clinton. He warns against innuendo leaks and incomplete information as Comey’s decision reshapes the presidential race drawing quick bipartisan criticism.
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Booby-trapped lawn signs heighten campaign tensions
In Haverford Township Pennsylvania Millicent Feske a longtime Democrat after Obama era sign thefts posted booby trapped Hillary Clinton yard signs. She wove fishing line installed alarms and offered donations to Clinton campaign for each stolen sign. Police acknowledge sign vandalism remains steady with no new violence.
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Trump holds eight point edge on honesty says Washington Post poll
The Washington Post ABC News polling shows Trump with an eight point lead over Clinton on who is more honest and trustworthy, while the race on overall voting remains tied at 46 percent each. Clinton faces high disapproval on her email handling, with 59 percent overall and 67 percent of independents disapproving.
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