Senate committee approves Syria strike resolution in narrow vote
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced a measure authorizing limited military force in Syria by a 10-7 vote, setting a 60 day limit with possible 30 day extension and barring ground troops. debate showed deep U.S. caution and divisions across parties.
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United States strikes and consequences from past national security actions
A historical survey outlines U S missile strikes in Lebanon Afghanistan Sudan Iraq and Yemen from 1983 to 1998 and subsequent outcomes. It notes civilian tolls, shifts in policy, and how leaders like Saddam Hussein remained in power despite repeated actions.
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TSA expands PreCheck to 100 airports coast to coast
The TSA will extend the PreCheck expedited screening program to 60 more airports this year, bringing total participation to 100 airports in 42 states plus Guam and Puerto Rico. Eligible travelers may keep shoes and light outerwear on, with a simplified screening for laptops and liquids, amid a broader shift to targeted security.
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Findley named interim chief of staff for Branstad administration
Gov. Terry Branstad names Brenna Findley interim chief of staff to bridge the vacancy created by Jeff Boeyink's departure. Findley will serve dual roles as chief counsel while a permanent replacement is sought after Boeyink resigns. Branstad will travel on a trade mission to India and Japan, with a Sept. 18 return for a final decision.
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