EDMC ties settle reach 95.5 million in for profit college case
The Education Management Corp. settlement ends a whistleblower suit over recruiters paid by enrollments. EDMC owns Art Institutes Brown Mackie Argosy University and South University, operating over 100 campuses and tapping billions in federal aid. The agreement marks a major penalty in a long running case.
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Intelligence intercepts foiled Paris attack planning
U S and European officials disclosed chatter from Islamic State leaders to followers in Europe as early as September about an attack on France. The alerted authorities traced links to a Brussels cell suspected in Paris mass killings, with communications moving to encrypted PS4 devices. French President Hollande promised a broad counterterrorism push as operations continued in Belgium and France. One suspect, Samy Amimour, had been under terrorism investigation in 2012 and later disappeared from records.
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France and US to deepen intelligence sharing after Paris attacks
At the G 20 summit in Antalya President Obama announced a deal to streamline threat information and raw intelligence sharing with France. Officials say France will access intercepted communications close to the level given to Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. UK plans to hire 1,900 new intelligence officers. CIA chief Brennan seeks expanded counterterrorism ties with Russia on Islamic State.
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Presidential hopefuls criticize Obama's Islamic State strategy
In Antalya Turkey Obama maintains his known plan to intensify but not escalate against Islamic State after the Paris attacks. Candidates from both parties advocate airstrikes arms for Kurdish and Arab militias and coalitions, with Lindsey Graham as the sole exception calling for 10,000 U.S. troops.
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