U.S. to Send 200 More Troops and Apache Helos to Iraq
The United States will deploy over 200 additional troops to Iraq and authorize eight Apache helicopters to aid Iraqi forces in retaking Mosul. Defense Secretary Ash Carter notes advisers will operate closer to front lines with security support. President Obama cites training and intelligence gains as key, aiming for Mosul’s fall by year end.
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Obama kicks off farewell tour with damage control in Riyadh
President Barack Obama begins his international farewell journey with a Riyadh stop aimed at reassuring Gulf allies after his sharp Atlantic interview on free riders and distrust of Iran and Syria policy. The trip then moves to Britain and Germany as officials discuss counterterrorism, missile defense, and Iran’s nuclear deal amid Saudi concerns.
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Study backs pancreas cell transplants for high risk diabetes
A U S study shows islet cell transplants can protect the most at risk Type 1 diabetes patients from severe hypoglycemia. In a 48-patient trial at eight centers, 88 percent remained free of severe episodes after a year, with improved awareness and near normal glucose ranges. 52 percent stopped insulin after a year.
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Pentagon misleads Congress on sexual assault cases
AP investigates shows internal records mischaracterize outcomes of cases to support stripping commanders of charging decisions. Civilian authorities are described inaccurately or omitted in several instances, challenging the Pentagon’s justification for reduced commander involvement.
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States lift bans on drug felons for food stamps in several states
Nebraska faces the dilemma of continuing a lifetime food stamp ban for drug felons amid rising prison costs. Ronald Tillman, a 54 year old paroled drug dealer with disability, relies on a $733 monthly check and has stolen food to survive when funds run short. Several states including Georgia move to end or limit the federal ban, leaving eight states still prohibiting benefits.
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