Clinton emails reveal security concerns over private accounts
New batch of Hillary Clinton emails shows warnings about the security risks of using private email during her State Department tenure. The release follows a court-ordered dump of 30 000 work emails from a private server.
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Russia broadens Syria strikes amid IS confusion
Iraqi and Russian warplanes bombed Syria after Russia won parliamentary approval to enter the civil war. Defense Secretary Carter questioned whether targets were ISIL and said the strikes appeared to hit civilian areas. White House officials urged Russia to avoid meddling and pursue a political solution.
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Abbas Rejects Oslo Accord Terms at UN General Assembly
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said in a UN speech that the 1993 Oslo Accords no longer guide his organization, citing Israeli violations. Israel and the United States urged Abbas to resume direct negotiations without preconditions as hundreds of Palestinians gathered in the West Bank.
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U S forces join effort to retake Kunduz from Taliban
U S airstrikes and advisers rush to Kunduz as Afghan troops press to recapture the provincial capital. Fighting spills from the city while Pentagon and White House weigh options on lingering forces after Kunduz’s fall challenges Afghan government resolve.
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Budget stalemate looms after short term funding pass
Congress extends spending until December 11 while seeking a two year budget deal. Democrats demand lifting sequestration limits on domestic and military spending. Republicans resist in House amid leadership tensions and leadership fallout. Senate leaders pledge not to yield on sequestration.
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