Security concerns rise after Sanders Seattle stage takeover
Pro testers stormed Bernie Sanders stage in Seattle, using volunteer peacekeepers with minimal training. Former agents warn the incident reveals candidate vulnerability and potential for future threats while police stayed about 30 feet away. Organizers admit security was inadequate and vow better prep.
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U.S. probes Islamic State mustard gas claim in Iraq
The U S military opened an investigation into claims that Islamic State militants used mustard gas against Kurdish forces near Irbil. Air Force Col. Pat Ryder said no confirmation yet and noted any chemical or biological weapon use violates norms. The U S is cooperating with Iraqi and Kurdish authorities on the inquiry.
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Anniversary Kiss and 51 Eridani b reshapes exoplanet science
The exoplanet 51 Eridani b, about 96 light years away, is twice Jupiter’s size and 20 million years old, glowing at 800 degrees Fahrenheit. It was first imaged with the Gemini Planet Imager on the Gemini South Telescope in Chile, providing clues to its formation. Greece wins eurozone bailout, securing 26 billion euros to avert default and stabilize the economy after Athens approves the third rescue package amid a late debate.
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Harkin backs Clinton in Iowa endorsement
Iowa power broker Tom Harkin and wife Ruth endorse Hillary Clinton, a boost for her campaign though not likely to stop Bernie Sanders momentum in Iowa. Harkin, 75, notes Clinton as a fighter for social and economic justice and a record of getting things done, in a Des Moines Register opinion piece amid a still unsettled caucus field.
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Harkin backs Clinton in shift to endorse early border
Senator Tom Harkin toward Clinton marks a shift from September when he stopped short of endorsing her. He cited shared beliefs on jobs education retirement and health care. He noted Sanders and O Malley as left of Clinton and timing ahead of Biden decision.
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