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US Lawmakers Speak Out Ahead of Obama Speech on ISIL

By Michael Bowman | VOA News on Sep 10, 2014   National  

US Lawmakers Speak Out Ahead of Obama Speech on ISIL

CAPITOL HILL—U.S. lawmakers are speaking out on the eve of President Barack Obama’s address outlining U.S. plans to combat radical Islamic State fighters. Both parties say action is warranted, but some disagree on whether Congress must authorize the use of force. For months, Republican lawmakers have slammed the Obama administration’s response to chaos and fanatical […]

Congress Probes Militarization of US Police

By Chris Simkins | VOA News on Sep 10, 2014   Featured, National  

Congress Probes Militarization of US Police

U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday reviewed federal government programs that provide billions of dollars in surplus military weapons and equipment to civilian police departments. The action comes amid growing calls to end the so-called “militarization” of local law-enforcement agencies after last month’s police response to protests in Ferguson, Missouri. Events in Ferguson drew worldwide attention when […]

Fires continue in Northern California

By Lynn Jenner | NASA on Sep 9, 2014   National  

Fires continue in Northern California

Storms have been the major cause of the huge fires that California has been battling in its northern regions. A lightning strike from a storm on August 12, 2014 started the fires in the Happy Camp Complex. There are currently 99,200 acres affected and the fire complex is at 30% containment. At around 4pm PDT […]

California blue whales rebound from whaling; first of their kin to do so

By Sandra Hines | University of Washington on Sep 9, 2014   At Sea, Featured, National  

California blue whales rebound from whaling; first of their kin to do so

The number of California blue whales has rebounded to near historical levels, according to new research by the University of Washington, and while the number of blue whales struck by ships is likely above allowable U.S. limits, such strikes do not immediately threaten that recovery. This is the only population of blue whales known to […]

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