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Last GOP Debate of Year Focuses on Terrorism, National Security

By William Gallo | VOA News on Dec 16, 2015   Featured, Politics  

Last GOP Debate of Year Focuses on Terrorism, National Security

Nine leading Republican presidential contenders clashed over national security issues Tuesday in a debate highlighted by several feisty exchanges between top tier candidates. The debate in Las Vegas, Nevada, took place with less than two months before the Iowa caucuses – the crucial, first nominating event of the primary election season. The early part of […]

17-Year-Old Virginia Teen Sentenced to 11 Years for Aiding Terrorism

By Alaska Native News on Aug 28, 2015   Featured, National  

17-Year-Old Virginia Teen Sentenced to 11 Years for Aiding Terrorism

Virginia teen, Ali Shukri Amin, age 17, received a sentence of 11 years in prison after pleading “Guilty” to “Conspiring to Provide Material Support and Resources to Terrorists” ion June 11th of this year. According to the Justice Department, Amin:  Amin admitted to using Twitter to provide advice and encouragement to ISIL and its supporters.  […]

Cuba Welcomes Removal From US Terrorism Sponsor List

By VOA News on Apr 15, 2015   National  

Cuba Welcomes Removal From US Terrorism Sponsor List

Cuba is praising President Barack Obama’s decision to remove the Caribbean island nation from Washington’s list of state sponsors of terrorism. Josefina Vidal, Havana’s chief diplomat for U.S. affairs, issued a statement Tuesday welcoming Obama’s “fair decision to take Cuba off a list that it never should have been included on.” Obama informed Congress of […]

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