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Two outcomes, to be killed by defenders or coalition air. Recent activities rendered very clear messages. There are places within the infrastructure where the morale is not good. As we begin to strangle the itenses, the finances, becomes more difficult to payain their operations and fighters. That will create additional problems. General allen now serves as a special president ial envoy for the coalition to counter isis. You can watch the presentation at 8 00 p. M. When the senate takes its august break, we will feature book tv programming weeknights and prime time. At the end of the summer, l...

Couple years ago when we were looking at the number of individuals who would meet the criteria for the release based on a terminal illness, we discovered that there were 200 inmates in the bureau of prisons. Once they were identified coming up to go further in making sure that for those individuals being considered, that they have the resources if they are given the opportunity and released under that program. 200 inmates agencywide with a population at times that was at 220,000 is a very small number. Senator we are talking about passionate release, early release, release of foreign nationals...

Welcome back to this special edition of hardball, im Chris Matthews up in new york. The results are beginning to come in from puerto rico. 67 delegates at stake including 7 superdelegates. The democratic contest is heading toward the finish line of course and Hillary Clinton is within striking distance of the nomination itself. According to nbcs count clinton has fewer han 60 delegates away from winning the democratic nomination for president. Today she called the senate or called on senator Bernie Sanders to help her unite the party after several big primaries on tuesday. Theyre coming up. Sa...

The Cumberland County Historical Society has launched a campaign to raise $600,000 to replace the roof and make structural repairs to its headquarters in Carlisle.

A New York judge told the state to cough up nearly half a million dollars in legal fees to the National Rifle Association following a Supreme Court victory for gun rights advocates.