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Opinion Pages Offer Support On Plan To Combat Islamic State
President Obama’s prime-time speech prompted generally cautious support from the editorial pages of major newspapers across the country this morning.
Torrential Rain Swamps Phoenix, Strands Drivers
Monsoonal rainfall caused massive flash flooding in Phoenix on Tuesday, turning roads into raging torrents and stranding residents and drivers.
What’s Behind Those Abuse-Of-Power Charges Against Perry?
Texas Gov. Rick Perry, considered a possible GOP presidential candidate in 2016, was indicted on felony abuse-of-power charges late Friday in connection with his veto of funding for state public corruption prosecutors.
1.2 Billion Web Credentials Said To Be In Russian Gang’s Hands
In what’s believed to be the largest stockpile of stolen Internet credentials in history, a Russian hacking ring has gathered more than 1.2 billion unique Internet credentials, according to Web security experts.
Flight Delays In China Leave Travelers Feeling Squeezed
Air travel in some of eastern China’s busiest airports has slowed to a crawl over the past week or so, stranding thousands of travelers and igniting debate about the increasing competition between military and civilian flights for the country’s airspace.




