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10:55 AM ET, November 16, 2015

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Reuters:
Islamic State threatens attack on Washington, other countries  —  Islamic State warned in a new video on Monday that countries taking part in air strikes against Syria would suffer the same fate as France, and threatened to attack in Washington.  —  The video, which appeared on a site used …
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Bradford Richardson / The Hill:
Obama adviser: Refugee plan proceeding despite Paris attacks  —  President Obama still plans to allow 10,000 Syrian refugees into the country over the next year, despite terrorist attacks in Paris, at top aide said Sunday.  —  “We're still planning on taking in Syrian refugees,” …
Michael R. Gordon / New York Times:
U.S. Warplanes Strike ISIS Oil Trucks in Syria  —  ISTANBUL — Intensifying pressure on the Islamic State, United States warplanes for the first time attacked hundreds of trucks on Monday that the extremist group has been using to smuggle the crude oil it has been producing in Syria, American officials said.
Jonathan Martin / New York Times:
In Presidential Campaign, It's Now Terrorism, Not Taxes
John Podhoretz / New York Post:
Clinton tells GOP how to defeat her
Discussion: RedState, ABC News and Hot Air
Bradford Richardson / The Hill:
McCain: Obama's failed leadership led to rise of ISIS
Discussion: Liberaland
Michael Goodwin / New York Post:
It's time for Obama to make a choice: Lead us or resign
Discussion: The Daily Beast and PoliticusUSA
Kyle Blaine / BuzzFeed:
Governor Of Alabama Says His State Will Refuse Syrian Refugees  —  Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley announced in a statement on Sunday night that he will oppose any effort to relocate Syrian refugees to his state after the attacks in Paris.  —  “After full consideration of this weekend's attacks …
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Jennifer Ardis / Office of the Governor of Alabama:
Governor Bentley Refuses Syrian Refugees Relocating to Alabama
James Hohmann / Washington Post:
The Daily 202: Refugee backlash brewing across the United States
Danny Monteverde / WWL-TV:
Officials: 14 Syrian refugees get access to Louisiana this year
Fox News:
Alabama governor refuses to relocate Syrian refugees in state
Ben Domenech / The Daily Beast:
Why Can't the Dems Say ‘Radical Islam’?  —  How Saturday night's debate displayed a party both at odds with reality and the popular will when it comes to terrorism.  —  Saturday night's Democratic presidential debate offered the country a moment of clarity that exposes just how brittle …
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New York Times:
Hillary Clinton Botches Wall Street Questions  —  Hillary Clinton should have seen that Wall Street shot coming.  Instead, she compounded the damage.  —  The former secretary of state was off to a sound outing in Saturday night's debate against Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and former Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland.
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CNN:
How Bernie Sanders has already won  —  13 photos:  —  Bernie Sanders' political career  —  Sanders participates in a “Don't Trade Our Future” march organized by the group Campaign for America's Future on April 20 in Washington.  Click through for other photos from his career.  —  Hide Caption 1 of 13
Abby Phillip / Washington Post:
Clinton's debate performance leaves trail of fodder for political adversaries
Discussion: New Yorker, The Week and Power Line
Fox News:
Siege unfolds in Belgian extremist hub as suspected ‘mastermind’ of Paris attacks identified  —  DEVELOPING — Explosions rang out during a massive police operation in the Brussels suburb of Molenbeek as investigators searched for a suspect in the Paris massacre, but the final results of Monday's siege were unclear.
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Politico:
The Belgian radicals' den
Discussion: New York Times and Politico
Raf Casert / New York Times:
The Latest: IOC Chief Cried as French Fans Sang Anthem
Justin Wm / Washington Post:
Aaron Rodgers praised for criticizing fan's anti-Muslim comments  —  It was not a red-letter day for Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.  Though he led a late rally, many of his passes went wide, and the Packers were trounced by the Detroit Lions, giving that team just its second victory of the season.
Paul Sperry / New York Post:
How Obama is bankrolling a non-stop protest against invented outrage  —  Barack Obama's presidency has been pockmarked by rioting, looting and protests.  That's no coincidence.  It's what the former community organizer sought from Day One.  And it's just going to get worse before he leaves office.
Stephen BattaglioContact / Los Angeles Times:
John Dickerson keeps Democratic debate on track despite last-minute shuffle  —  CBS News political director John Dickerson had just finished his first rehearsal Friday for the Democratic primary debate when the words “this just in” came through his earpiece.
Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Fearing Fear Itself  —  Like millions of people, I've been obsessively following the news from Paris, putting aside other things to focus on the horror.  It's the natural human reaction.  But let's be clear: it's also the reaction the terrorists want.  And that's something not everyone seems to understand.
Discussion: Guardian and neo-neocon
Paul Glastris / Washington Monthly:
News About Ed Kilgore, Don't Freak Out  —  I have some news to share: chief Political Animal blogger Ed Kilgore has accepted a new job, at New York magazine.  Friday is his last working day here at the Washington Monthly.  —  This is obviously a blow to our readers, including me …
Jason Silverstein / New York Daily News:
Minnesota House candidate drops campaign after tweeting defense of ISIS  —  Surprise: Defending ISIS isn't good politics.  —  A Minnesota state House candidate abruptly ended his campaign Sunday just one day after tweeting a tone-deaf defense of ISIS just after the deadly terror acts in Paris.
Discussion: Liberaland and Raw Story
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Alison Elkin / Bloomberg.com news:
Trump Calls for ‘Study’ of Mosques After Paris Terror Attacks  —  “You're going to have to watch and study the mosques because a lot of talk is going on at the mosques,” Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says on MSNBC when asked what should be done to protect U.S. citizens.
Discussion: The Gateway Pundit
Katie Glueck / Politico:
Rival campaigns starting to fear Ted Cruz  —  He has more cash than any other Republican candidate.  He is organized in every county in the first four voting states.  And he has served up one strong debate performance after the next.  —  Now, not three months from primary season …
Discussion: Washington Post
 
 
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Alexander Bolton / The Hill:
O-Care repeal teeters in Senate
Discussion: Hot Air
Carol Rosenberg / miamiherald:
U.S. sends 5 Guantánamo detainees to the United Arab Emirates
Juan Williams / The Hill:
Democrats divided on Middle East
Norman Jean Roy / New York Magazine:
Patrick Hardison's face was not always his own.
Discussion: myfox8.com and Raw Story
William Wan / Washington Post:
Inside small-town Louisiana feud that led to a 6-year-old boy's police killing
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 Earlier Items: 
Bryan Bender / Politico:
Attacks in France put NATO on the spot
Discussion: Opinio Juris and Washington Post
David Edwards / Raw Story:
Tennessee pastor lashes out after Paris attacks: ‘There is no such thing as a good Muslim’
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