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KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley October 31, 2015

Strikes and the failure of a u. S. Program to build an army of syrian rebels, mr. Obama is ordering in about 50 special operations troops to step up the war against isis. U. S. Forces have struck inside syria before in lightning raids, but these troops are in for the long haul. The white house says theyre advisers, not combat troops, but they will be in harms way. David martin is at the pentagon. Reporter a pentagon official said American Special forces will spend up to 60 days at a time in the headquarters of u. S. Backed fighters in syria. They will not, for the foreseeable future, go out on operations against isis. Their mission to coordinate a drive by various bands of arab and kurdish fighters on the isis capital of raqqa, with the help of american air strikes. The number of jets flying strikes out of a nearby base in turkey will quadruple from just six to 24. We want to be prosecuting as many isis targets as possible in sy ....

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Jeffrey Bossert Clark, who planned a coup at the Justice Department, has a new job.

Jeffrey Bossert Clark, who planned a coup at the Justice Department, has a new job.
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The Trailer: Why Republicans keep running against trans rights

Trump's CPAC speech suggests the GOP is going to keep pushing the issue. ....

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What Arizona's Supreme Court Cases Mean For Voting Rights In America

STEVE GOLDSTEIN: Two Arizona voting laws were considered by the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday. One had to do with the state's ban on so-called ballot harvesting or ballot collecting. The other had to do with throwing out the ballots of people who voted in the wrong precinct. The issues gave the justices the opportunity to revisit one key element of the Voting Rights Act. ....

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Biden Justice Department Won't Wade Deeper Into High Court Fight of Arizona Election Laws – Courthouse News Service

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WASHINGTON (CN) The Department of Justice on Tuesday changed the federal government’s position in a case to be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court, focusing on the constitutionality of two Arizona election laws.
The court agreed this past October to hear the consolidated cases, set to be argued in March. Chief at issue are Arizona laws that prohibit voters from having non-family volunteers deliver their ballots and another law mandating the destruction of ballots cast in the wrong precinct both found to be unduly discriminatory to minorities by the Ninth Circuit.
U.S. Deputy Solicitor General Edwin Kneedler noted in a letter to the court Tuesday that the Trump administration had filed a brief in support of Arizona’s laws and its Attorney General Mark Brnovich. However, following a change in administration, the Justice Department had decided to take another look at their position. ....

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