Justice Targets Domestic Extremists
The Justice Department creates a domestic terrorism counsel to coordinate federal response. Assistant Attorney General John Carlin outlined plans to oversee prosecutions and intervene when violence is imminent, citing cases from the Oklahoma City bombing to the Charleston church shooting. He warned of lone offender attacks and online radicalization across ideologies, with white supremacists identified as the most violent.
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Army seeks more female recruiters to boost women enlistment
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Snow urged a 1 percent annual rise in female recruiters through 2018 as the Pentagon opens combat roles to women. He cites women recruiting women as 23 percent more effective, while noting women remain underrepresented in the force and recruitment goals for the current year rely on higher female enlistment.
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Cleveland truck driver indicted in aggravated murder case
Cuyahoga County prosecutors say Robert Rembert Jr. a Cleveland truck driver indicted Tuesday on 25 charges including 10 counts of aggravated murder is a serial killer who may have killed more people. He previously served a six year term for a 1997 manslaughter and is accused of four additional killings.
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Study casts doubt on vitamin D and calcium benefits
A NEJM report highlights minimal bone health benefits from calcium in older adults and questions vitamin D's role in cancer prevention. Lead researcher John Baron notes the negative results despite popular use. Separately, a Bridgeport jury ruled a mother could not prove her injury from her neighbor’s birthday hug.
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Debaters draw contrast as Biden weighs future
Biden faces pressure after Hillary Clinton earns praise for her debate showing in Las Vegas. Analysts say there is no clear path for Biden, while Clinton aides urge a firm decision. Biden, silent on plans, cited family loss and energy to run.
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