Yesterday’s headlines …. a bit late. But here they are!

Busy day today guys. Post-op checkups and various other things prevented me from posting this earlier…KS

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THE WEEK

1. Pentagon admits deadly Afghan hospital strike was U.S. mistake

The U.S. military on Tuesday took responsibility for an airstrike that killed 22 people at a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan. Gen. John F. Campbell, the top American commander in the country, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the attack, which a U.S. official previously said was requested by Afghan forces, was a mistake resulting from “a U.S. decision made within the U.S. chain of command.” Doctors Without Borders is demanding an independent investigation, calling the strike a possible “war crime.”

Source: CNN, The New York Times

2. 6,000 federal prisoners to be released early

The Justice Department plans to release about 6,000 inmates in the largest one-time early release ever conducted in federal prisons, law…

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