Fort Sam Houston shooting leaves one wounded
A soldier surrendered to San Antonio police after wounding a fellow service member at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. The incident occurred at the Army Medical Department Center and School around 2 50 p m and the victim, a woman, is in stable condition. The base was locked down for about two hours while MPs cleared the building.
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San Antonio Express-News
Schiff pushes repeal of wartime authorization law
Rep. Adam Schiff plans to introduce legislation to repeal the Authorization for the Use of Military Force by end of 2014 linking timing to U S combat out of Afghanistan. He aims to craft an alternative framework within 18 months and may attach the bill to the defense policy package under debate.
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Woman claims self defense in stiletto stabbing death
Houston woman Ana Lilia Trujillo, 44, told police she stabbed her 59-year-old boyfriend during an apparent attack at a luxury high-rise. She was charged with murder, held on 100000 bond, after officers found the body with multiple head wounds.
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Houston Chronicle
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Trujillo
Senate approves five year farm bill with subsidies and cuts
The Senate passed a five year farm bill by 66 to 27, expanding crop insurance subsidies for crops like corn and rice while reducing food stamp spending. The bill costs about 100 billion dollars annually, saving roughly 2.4 billion yearly across farm and nutrition programs, and pressures House action this month amid partisan debate over SNAP reductions.
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U.S. spy programs face global backlash after Snowden leaks
Washington confronts anger at home and abroad over NSA phone and Internet data collection. Officials insist programs remain, while Snowden seeks asylum in Hong Kong and faces charges. lawmakers weigh privacy limits and security needs amid declassification and international complaints.
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Government agrees to comply with morning-after pill ruling
The U S Department of Justice told U S District Judge Edward Korman it will submit a compliance plan and, if approved, drop its appeal on making the morning-after pill available over the counter without prescription or age limits. The ruling followed earlier moves over Plan B One-Step and age restrictions.
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