Ash Carter’s visit comes two days after a U.S. service member was killed outside Mosul, underscoring the risk that American troops are taking as they advise Iraqi forces in the fight.
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What will change if Massachusetts legalizes marijuana?
Researchers who look at four states where pot is legal find a small increase in tax revenue and no evidence of negative outcomes.
New Clinton emails released, 1 has classified information
But the paragraphs in question weren’t classified when the former secretary of state received the message.
Donald Trump’s mood sours at North Carolina rally
The cap on Trump’s bad stretch came when people booed him for attacking Hillary Clinton at a charity roast.
Former aide testifies Christie OK’d ‘traffic study’ on bridge
Federal prosecutors say it was actually a cover story for a political payback scheme designed to cause traffic jams.
Clinton camp prepares for possibility Donald Trump may never concede
Clinton now hopes to roll up a large electoral vote margin in next month’s election.
Cyberattack disrupts access to major websites, worries experts
Friday’s attacks on New Hampshire-based internet firm Dyn Inc. show ‘how fragile the internet network actually is,’ a former Homeland Security official says.
Islamic State launches attack on Kirkuk
The assault appeared to be designed to divert attention from the Iraqi offensive to retake Mosul.
Philippine president says he won’t sever ties with U.S.
What he meant in China, he says, was ending a Philippine foreign policy that closely leaned toward the U.S.
Spain’s top court overturns bullfighting ban
The court says the national parliament’s ruling that bullfighting is part of Spain’s heritage must prevail.