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[indiscernible conversations] announcer friday, a discussion and that military strategy in the middle east. Announcer washington journal, life every day with news and policy issues. Coming up on friday, jeff will join us by phone to discuss the debate over the removal of Confederate Monument in new orleans. Mitch landrieu has backed the efforts to remove a number of monuments on public land. The city remains divided. Smithiana smith hannah will be on to discuss the burwell case, dealing with religious liberties and Affordable Care act contraceptive mandate. Nirvanamber of the band will join us...

We have seen indicators of how they are advancing nuclear capabilities. And then within their missile force, they have more than several hundred Ballistic Missiles. The predominance of those are close range and short range missiles that affect or influence the peninsula. They have also deployed both medium and intermedia range that influence the region, and of course the development of the Intercontinental Ballistic Missile has impact here and Homeland Security in the United States. They have not slow down at this. We have seen as you have seen, this past year they demonstrated their capabilit...

We have plans to use those helicopter carriers so they are not critical to us, but still i believe the french will give our money back to us. We dont even plan to insist on them making extra payments, some fines, penalties. We just want all of our costs covered. This certainly indicates the reliability of our partners who are part of nato and give up part of their sovereignty. This means the reliability is questionable. We will certainly take this into account in our future defense contracts of them. Everyone would relax if you say, no penalties are needed. Announcer next, u. S. Koreans forces...

SIDNEY — The best use of funds the city of Sidney will receive from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) was discussed Monday night during the Sidney

TIPP CITY — When former Sidney resident Doug Slagel was elected a Tipp City councilmember in November, one of the first people he called to share the