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White House tight lipped on possible air strikes in Iraq
The White House is not confirming whether it is considering airstrikes to help trapped minorities in Iraq, adding that any U.S. military action would be “very limited in scope.” Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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Mother Speaks Out About Son's Death in Hot Car
Leanna Harris discusses the circumstances that lead to her son’s death.
Raw: Ukraine Airstrike Hits Apartments, 11 Dead
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Officials say an airstrike demolished an apartment block in eastern Ukraine on Tuesday, killing at least 11 civilians. The attack adds to the steadily growing number of civilians killed over four months in a dogged pro-Russian insu
Celebrated Former US Immigration Agent Blames Politics for Border Crisis
U.S. government intelligence indicates the current influx of immigrants, especially children, from Central America over the Texas-Mexico border, is being primarily driven by rumors that an immigrant seeking refugee status will be granted residency at the border. While this is not technically true, o
Former POW Bergdahl ready for active duty
U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl is set to return to regular active duty in Texas following his return from captivity in Afghanistan. Linda So reports.
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VA in a culture of denial, says special counsel
In a letter to President Obama, the U.S. Special Counsel Carolyn Lerner accuses the VA of repeatedly “failing to use information from whistleblowers” and not acknowledging where the VA’s problems might impact its patients.
Secret memo approving drone strike on American released
A federal appeals court made public a Justice Department memo that provided the legal justification for the 2011 drone killing of an American cleric in Yemen. Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S. born Islamic cleric, was aligned with al Qaeda; and his teachings inspired the Fort Hood gunman and others. Bob Orr r
Did the U.S. underestimate ISIS?
Retired Army Colonel Derek Harvey says the U.S. and Iraq were caught off guard by the terror group’s sudden rise.
IRS Commissioner Won't Apologize For Lost Lerner E-mails
The commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service refused to apologize to Congress for losing e-mails related to its targeting of conservative groups, saying it’s still attempting to recover the data and it’s too soon to know how told a congressional committee Friday. Commissioner John Ko
Trials to open on 8 close aides to Sewol-ho ferry owner
The first trial for the close aides of Yoo Byung-eun, the fugitive de facto owner of the sunken Sewol-ho ferry… are about to get underway.
The eight aides will have their first trials at Incheon’s District Court Monday as they have been indicted for embezzlement and breach-of-duty this m
Prayers on the 100th-day of the missing MH370 plane
Family members of Chinese passengers on board missing flight MH370 prayed together on the 100th day since the plane’s disappearance. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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US Readies Options for Iraq Conflict
The United States is repositioning military assets closer to Iraq, as Baghdad braces for a possible attack by Sunni militants that have seized large swaths of territory in the country. VOA’s Michael Bowman reports from Washington, where the risks and merits of some form of U.S. military inter
Iraq targets insurgents in Mosul, ISIL moves seized tanks into Syria
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Iraqi air force helicopters targeted the Sunni Group ISIL’s locations in Mosul and north of Baghdad. Deborah Gembara reports.
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Insurgent advance spreads in Iraq's northwest
For more on the deteriorating situation in Iraq, Hari Sreenivasan speaks to Jane Arraf, a reporter for the Christian Science Monitor and Al Jazeera America, who is reporting from the ground in northern Iraq.
Another body pulled from sunken Sewol ho ferry
Another body has been pulled from the sunken Sewol-ho ferry, 54 days after the disaster that killed nearly three-hundred in April.
The government’s disaster response headquarters said Sunday it had found the body of a female in the third floor cafeteria of the vessel at around 10:35 in the mor