Ambush suspect eludes capture in dense Pennsylvania woods
Authorities pursue 31 year old Eric Frein who remains hidden in the vast Pocono forest near Canadensis and Blooming Grove after the deadly ambush at a state police barracks. Volunteers describe rugged terrain hindering police and aiding the hunt as residents grow concerned and take precautions.
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Blooming Grove
Pennsylvania
Eric Frein
Patrick Patten
Bryan Dickson
Frein
Eric Rudolph
North Carolina
Rudolph
Canadensis
Dickson
Alex Douglass
Patten
Tactical Woodland Operations School
Susan Czahor
Tafton
Tuck Em Inn
Sue Goble
Kathy Coyne
Goble
New York City
Poconos
Coyne
Philadelphia
No boost yet for Democrats from fight with extremists
Obama and congressional Democrats see no immediate lift from the U.S. campaign against Islamic State in Syria and Iraq. Public polls show lingering disapproval of Obama’s handling of terrorism, while Republicans frame national security as a campaign issue ahead of November elections.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Congressional
Democrats
Syria
Iraq
Obama
Middle East
U.S
Defense
Chuck Hagel
Congress
Senate
House
Nick Rahall
D-W.va
National Republican Congressional Committee
House Gop
Arizona
Iowa
Minnesota
New York
Greg Walden
R-Ore
Steve Israel
D-N.y
House Democrats
GOP
Richard Durbin
D-Ill
United Nations General Assembly
White House
Gerald Connolly
D-Va
CBS News
New York Times
George W. Bush
Pew Research Center
License plate scanners expand across the United States
A vast digital network of camera mounted readers tracks millions of vehicles nationwide. Courts uphold secrecy around most scans while advocates press for open records. The ACLU and EFF seek access to data on Los Angeles County and LAPD scans. Civil liberties groups warn of privacy risks amid massive data accumulation.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Homeland Security
Michael Robertson
San Diego
Robertson
California
Superior Court
Katherine Bacal
American Civil Liberties Union of Southern
Ment
Los Angeles County
Kansas secretary of state reverses on overseas ballots
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach ordered county officials to mail ballots to overseas voters today without a Democratic U.S. Senate nominee. The move reverses a prior plan to delay the start, as Kobach cites federal law requiring 45 day mailings for military personnel and citizens overseas.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kris Kobach
Senate
Pat Roberts
Greg Orman
Orman
Roberts
Kobach
Samantha Poetter
Secretary of State
Bal
Associated Press
U.S
Poetter
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Pike County
Angela Disilvestre
Rahall
Steve Davies
R-Mont
Tom Cole
R-Okla
George Bush
Chris Assenheimer
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