Friday, 25 November 2016

Evening Edition: Elite unit that helped kill bin Laden gets expanded power to hunt terrorists

Trump fills White House counsel and deputy national security posts; Why people are giving Jill Stein millions for an election recount; A Dakota pipeline's last stand; Dylann Roof ruled competent to stand trial in South Carolina church shooting; Missing California woman found alive three weeks after apparent abduction ; The 'Gilmore Girls' final four words: Did you love them or hate them?; The hidden college costs the admissions office doesn't tell you; Redskins show that they're not in the Cowboys' weight class;
 
Evening Edition
The day's most important stories
 
 
Elite unit that helped kill bin Laden gets expanded power to hunt terrorists
The Obama administration is giving the Joint Special Operations Command authority to track, plan and potentially launch attacks on foreign fighters around the globe, a move driven by concerns of a dispersed terrorist threat as Islamic State militants are driven from strongholds in Iraq and Syria, officials said.
Trump fills White House counsel and deputy national security posts
Don McGahn, a well-known campaign finance lawyer, will be White House counsel while K.T. McFarland, a national security analyst, has been named deputy national security adviser.
 
Why people are giving Jill Stein millions for an election recount
The former presidential candidate wants recounts in three states. Her effort has generated the largest donation drive for a third party in history.
 
A Dakota pipeline's last stand
The Standing Rock Sioux tribe's resistance to the controversial $3.7 billion Dakota Access pipeline draws on 150 years of troubled history with the federal government.
 
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Dylann Roof ruled competent to stand trial in South Carolina church shooting
The 22-year-old is charged with a hate crime, obstruction of religion and other counts for the June 2015 attack that left nine dead.
 
Missing California woman found alive three weeks after apparent abduction
Sherri Papini, 34, was discovered on Thanksgiving Day when she was released by her captor on a rural road in Yolo County, authorities said.
 
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The 'Gilmore Girls' final four words: Did you love them or hate them?
In the last decade, as more viewers discovered the show through cable reruns and Netflix, the "final four words" have reached near-mythical status.
 
The hidden college costs the admissions office doesn't tell you
When budgeting out tuition and room and board, don't forget about the costs of Uber and off-campus meals.
 
Redskins show that they're not in the Cowboys' weight class
Washington piles up yards again with its finesse offense, but it proves incapable of throwing a powerful punch like Dallas.
 
 
     
 
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