Dylann Roof to Represent Himself in Charleston Death Trial
Dylann Roof began acting as his own lawyer at federal death penalty proceedings. Judge Gergel allowed self representation though advised against dropping his lawyers, with potential to question survivors if witnesses are called.
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Trump Meets Petraeus As He Considers State Secretary Pick
President elect Donald Trump met with retired General David Petraeus at Trump Tower in Manhattan as a possible alternative for secretary of state amid a feud between Romney and Giuliani factions. Petraeus praised the discussion while Trump plans a second session with Romney and Sen. Bob Corker. Petraeus’s past CIA tenure and 2015 misdemeanor settlement could complicate Senate confirmation.
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Trump vows to terminate deal with Cuba after Castro death
Donald Trump tweets that he will terminate the deal with Cuba if its leaders do not pursue changes. He cites Fidel Castro's death as context and opposes Obama era efforts to restore full diplomatic relations. He says Cuba must make a better deal for the Cuban and American people or risk termination.
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Trump taps Tom Price for HHS secretary post
President-elect Donald Trump selects Rep Tom Price a Georgia Republican and orthopedic surgeon a sharp critic of Obamacare to lead Health and Human Services as the administration moves to dismantle the Affordable Care Act Price would be the main figure in replacing the ACA.
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Obama unveils rules to rate US schools under new act
The Education Department issued final rules guiding how states judge school performance under the Every Student Succeeds Act. States will use tests in math and reading plus measures like chronic absence and AP access, with extended timelines and more planning leeway amid political debate and a possible future overhaul.
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