
Last week, we were told there were 40,000 Yazidis on Sinjar Mountain facing starvation if they remained there, and slaughter by ISIS if they came down.
But a team of Marines and Special Forces that helicoptered in has reported back that, with a corridor off the mountain opened up by U.S. air strikes, the humanitarian crisis is over. The few thousand who remain can be airdropped food and water. The rest can be brought out.
Among Rasmussen Reports' latest surveys comes more bad news for America's ailing newspaper industry -- that is, its newsprint versions: A sizable number of newspaper subscribers say they have dropped their subscriptions in the past five years.
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Former Gov. Mitt Romney, R-Mass., the Republican Partys presidential candidate in 2012, will be heading to South Florida next week to hit the campaign trail for Miami-Dade School Board member Carlos Curbelo.
Tom Lee has become one of the main Republicans attacking Charlie Crist as he looks to return to leading the Florida Senate.
This week, robocalls went out from The Conservatives, a group with ties to Lee. The robocalls went out across Florida and featured Crist espousing conservative positions from his various bids for office back when he was a Republican. But, as Crist is now a Democrat, his past statements and positions could come back to haunt him, though he should easily cruise over Nan Rich in the primary later this month.
On Friday, Gov. Rick Scott said 2,100 new private-sector jobs were created in July. The unemployment rate stayed at 6.2 percent, the same as June.
Scott noted on Friday that more than 620,000 jobs had been created in the private sector since he took over from then-Gov. Charlie Crist at the start of 2011. Despite spending most of his political life as a Republican, Crist is the favorite to win the Democratic primary later this month which will determine who takes on Scott in November.
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