Trump regains top spot in GOP power rankings week six
USA TODAY reports a tight top tier in the weekly GOP power rankings with Donald Trump reclaiming first place after a minor dip. Rubio and Carson tie for third, Fiorina slips to second, while Bush trails in fifth. about 30 experts contribute votes and commentary on sentiment and potential ticket roles.
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Grammarly ranks presidential candidate supporters by writing errors
Grammarly analyzed Facebook pages for 2016 candidates rating supporters by writing quality. They sampled at least 180 comments per page, counted misspellings and punctuation mistakes per 100 words, and produced an average error score for each candidate.
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Ethics experts ponder Trump conflicts of interest as nominee
Washington lawyers say a Trump presidency would test conflict rules given his business empire involvement. Reports note cease and desist actions using corporate letterhead and questions over corporate resources in campaign efforts. Experts cite precedent from Roosevelt and Rockefeller while warning on enforcement limits amid a divided FEC.
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US general backs airstrike on Kunduz hospital
Gen Johnson Campbell testified that the Kunduz hospital strike was a US decision made within the chain of command and that a protected medical facility was mistakenly hit, killing 22. Separately, Senate sponsors announced a planned bipartisan cyber security bill to curb major federal and corporate hacks.
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Senate set to debate Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act week of Oct 19
Senate Intelligence Committee leaders told US Chamber of Commerce the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act will hit the Senate floor for debate the week of October 19. Supporters say swift passage is needed to reconcile with House legislation and finalize a bill. The turnover comes as the Justice Department plans to release up to 6,000 federal prisoners in the coming month under new sentencing policies. An Islamic State affiliate claimed responsibility for Yemen blasts that killed at least 15 coalition troops, with four suicide attackers targeting Saudi Emirati and Yemeni forces in Aden.
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