Obama era Iraq policy sparks renewed fears of ISIS threat
A critical view argues the Obama administration left Iraq unstable after withdrawing U.S. forces, enabling ISIS gains in Mosul and Fallujah and threatening Baghdad. The piece cites Brown University costs of war, large casualties, and asserts U.S. no longer a global police but warned of broader Islamist danger.
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Microsoft asks NY court to strike down judge's email order
Editorial argues the government seeks access to customer emails stored abroad under ECPA, warning that upholding the ruling could erode global electronic privacy. It questions the judge's hybrid warrant approach and cites Fourth Amendment concerns in a drug case context. Reprinted from the Orange County Register.
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Republicans face fallout from Cantor Brat primary upset
Commentary notes Cantor's Virginia loss by Dave Brat signals GOP fears over immigration reform and party unity. Analysts warn the House Republican caucus risks alienating Latino and Asian voters as they weigh next steps toward 2016 and beyond.
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Brain scans for migraines often unnecessary says expert
A neurologist from Brigham and Women's Hospital says fear of serious underlying disease drives brain scan requests for migraines, yet most scans show nothing and carry radiation risks. The advice is to pursue effective migraine treatment and discuss triptans and preventive meds with a doctor while reserving scans for red flag symptoms.
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Harvard
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Jama Internal Medicine
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