Officials: Manhunt for suspected Paris attacker on the run

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• Officials: Manhunt for suspected Paris attacker on the run
• Donald Trump: ‘O’Malley is a clown’; ‘Hillary is owned by Wall Street’
• Paris attacks show U.S. surveillance of Islamic State may be ‘going dark’
• Belgian connection: At least 3 held in Brussels over Paris attacks
• Clinton wobbled on foreign policy in debate
• College student from California studying abroad killed in Paris attacks
• U.S. death penalties, executions slow as capital punishment is squeezed
• Clinton cites 9/11 in defending Wall Street donations
• Sanders scores applause for Eisenhower quip
• Sanders campaign claims victory in CBS dispute
• Paris attacks may lead to US military anti-IS escalation
• Sanders aide pushes back against CBS switch to foreign policy focus for debate
• Five questions about Paris for Clinton, Sanders, and O’Malley

Officials: Manhunt for suspected Paris attacker on the run Posted: 15 Nov 2015 09:35 AM PST PARIS (AP) — French police put out a photo of a fugitive in the Paris attacks on Sunday, saying the suspect is on the run and too dangerous for anyone outside law enforcement to engage directly.

Donald Trump: ‘O’Malley is a clown’; ‘Hillary is owned by Wall Street’ Posted: 15 Nov 2015 10:53 AM PST During Saturday's Democratic debate, former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley called Donald Trump an "immigrant-bashing carnival barker."

Paris attacks show U.S. surveillance of Islamic State may be ‘going dark’ Posted: 14 Nov 2015 12:31 PM PST The attacks underscore the mounting difficulties U.S. and Western intelligence agencies are having in tracking the terror group, resulting in repeated warnings that their efforts to conduct surveillance of Islamic State suspects were "going dark."

Belgian connection: At least 3 held in Brussels over Paris attacks Posted: 15 Nov 2015 04:44 AM PST Officials pursue emerging links between the Paris attacks and an Islamist bastion in France's northern neighbor.

Clinton wobbled on foreign policy in debate Posted:

College student from California studying abroad killed in Paris attacks Posted: 15 Nov 2015 09:44 AM PST A California university student who was studying design in France was killed in an attack on a restaurant in Paris, making her the first American confirmed dead in the assault at several sites in the French capital, school officials said on Saturday. Nohemi Gonzalez, 23, was a junior at California State University, Long Beach, just south of Los Angeles, and was studying for a semester at the Strate College of Design in a suburb of Paris, said CSULB spokesman Michael Uhlenkamp. On Friday night, several sites around Paris were targeted in a coordinated assault by gunmen and bombers in what the Paris public prosecutor said killed at least 129 people and wounded more than 350, of whom nearly 100 remain in critical condition.

U.S. death penalties, executions slow as capital punishment is squeezed Posted: 15 Nov 2015 06:57 AM PST Capital punishment in the United States has moved into the slow lane, with the number of executions and new death sentences likely to hit lows not seen for more than 20 years. The last two executions of the year are set to be carried out next week, with Texas scheduled to put convicted murderer Raphael Holiday to death on Wednesday and Georgia scheduled to execute convicted murderer Marcus Johnson on Thursday. If those lethal injections proceed, there will have been 27 executions in the United States in 2015.

Clinton cites 9/11 in defending Wall Street donations Posted: 15 Nov 2015 12:38 AM PST Hillary Clinton tried to deflect an attack on her political donations from Wall Street bankers by saying that they stemmed from her connection, as a U.S. senator from New York, to the downtown Manhattan community devastated by the Sept. 11, 2001, attack.

Sanders scores applause for Eisenhower quip Posted:

Sanders campaign claims victory in CBS dispute Posted:

Paris attacks may lead to US military anti-IS escalation Posted: 14 Nov 2015 02:58 PM PST WASHINGTON (AP) — The Paris terrorist attacks seem likely to compel President Barack Obama to consider military escalation against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria. But that probably will not mean dramatic moves like launching a U.S. or international ground offensive or accelerating aerial bombing in hopes of eliminating the global threat of violent extremism.

Sanders aide pushes back against CBS switch to foreign policy focus for debate Posted:

Five questions about Paris for Clinton, Sanders, and O’Malley Posted: 14 Nov 2015 11:53 AM PST Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Martin O'Malley will face off Saturday in their second debate, their fight for the Democratic presidential nomination transformed by the devastating terrorist attacks in Paris Friday. In the wake of the deaths of 129 — and counting — the prime-time showdown seems certain to focus heavily on national security, pitting the former secretary of state's more hawkish views against the independent senator's well-known reluctance to use force, while leaving O'Malley hunting for ways to cast himself as a plausible commander-in-chief.

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