Carter reports brain scan shows no cancer after treatment
Former President Jimmy Carter told his Plains church that his MRI brain scan found no cancer four months after announcing melanoma had spread to his brain. Doctors previously noted four brain lesions shrinking after August radiation and Keytruda therapy, and experts call the result unusually positive for melanoma.
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Flaherty
Emory University
Winship Cancer Institute
Justice Department to Probe Chicago Police Department
The U S Justice Department is expected to launch a civil rights inquiry into the Chicago Police Department this week following protests sparked by the release of video showing white officer Jason Van Dyke firing 16 times at Laquan McDonald. The case widens scrutiny of city leadership and police oversight amid Chicago politics and recent related probes in Baltimore and Ferguson.
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Garry McCarthy
Bomb drops in Iraq and Syria hit record in November
The U S led coalition dropped 3271 munitions in November across Iraq and Syria, nearly double June’s total, raising overall strikes near 32000 since August 2014. Britain expanded bombing into Syria. France moved aircraft to the eastern Mediterranean.
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France
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Ashton Carter
Sinjar
Ramadi
Mosul
San Bernardino mourns dead and calls for unity
San Bernardino residents gathered at a church mosque and memorial sites to honor the 14 victims of the massacre. Officials and faith leaders urged unity despite the revelation that the attackers were a Muslim couple. Federal investigators study motives while Obama prepared a prime time address on security.
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Social Service Center
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NBC
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More women drawn to terror
Islamic State propaganda appeals to a growing group of women and teenagers in the United States, challenging counterterrorism efforts. Authorities note increased female involvement among U S sympathizers, with cases in New York and other incidents highlighting recruitment targets.
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