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Robert D'Andrea, a retired Army major and Iraq war veteran, holds a frame with a photo of his team on his first deployment to Iraq on Friday, Oct. 21, 2016 in his home in Los Angeles. Nearly 10,000 California National Guard soldiers have been ordered to repay huge enlistment bonuses a decade after signing up to serve in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Pentagon demanded the money back after audits revealed overpayments by the California Guard under pressure to fill ranks and hit enlistment goals. If soldiers refuse, they could face interest charges, wage garnishments and tax liens, D'Andrea said he was told to repay his $20,000 because auditors could not find a copy of the contract he says he signed. (Al Seib/Los Angeles Times via AP)

Give military veterans more than a thanks

By Renee Garfinkel

ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS, OCT. 29-30 In this Oct. 21, 2016 photo, Megan Watkins takes a moment to pet Florence, one of the last remaining dogs rescued from a South Korean dog-meat farm, lays on the couch at Megan Watkins' home in Redmond, Ore. Watkins has been fostering the dog for the last few weeks and has plans on adopting her. (Ryan Brennecke /The Bulletin via AP)

Rescued dogs _ once raised for meat _ find homes in Bend

By KYLE SPURR - Associated Press

In this undated photo provided by the Vallejo Police Department, Andrew Powell, 41, is seen. Powell targeted two Northern California police officers who were taking a break at a coffee shop in an ambush that was foiled when his gun malfunctioned, a police chief said Monday, Oct. 17, 2016. Powell, who was wearing body armor, fled when he could not get his weapon to fire, and the officers gave chase, shooting him three times, authorities said at a news conference. He is in critical but stable condition. (Vallejo Police Department via AP)

Officers: Confrontation with California gunman was ambush

By ELLEN KNICKMEYER - Associated Press

In this undated photo provided by the Vallejo Police Department, Andrew Powell, 41, is seen. Powell targeted two Northern California police officers who were taking a break at a coffee shop in an ambush that was foiled when his gun malfunctioned, a police chief said Monday, Oct. 17, 2016. Powell, who was wearing body armor, fled when he could not get his weapon to fire, and the officers gave chase, shooting him three times, authorities said at a news conference. He is in critical but stable condition. (Vallejo Police Department via AP)

Chief: California officers spared when gunman’s weapon jams

By ELLEN KNICKMEYER - Associated Press

Starbucks introduces pumpkin-spice whipped cream for a limited time

By Ken Shepherd - The Washington Times

This Jan. 27, 2007, photo provided by David Shtromberg shows his friend Aleksandr &quot;Sasha&quot; Khutsishvili in Hollywood district of Los Angeles. A court date was postponed until Friday, Sept. 30, 2016, for Pedro Jose Garcia, an ex-felon accused of killing Khutsishvili, a Starbucks customer during a weekend coffee shop shooting in Las Vegas. (David Shtromberg via AP)

Court date set for man held in Las Vegas Starbucks slaying

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Pedro Jose Garcia, left, speaks with his deputy public defender Edward Kane as he makes his first court appearance at the Regional Justice Center in Las Vegas on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2016. A court date was postponed until Friday for Garcia, who is accused of killing a Starbucks customer during a weekend coffee shop shooting in Las Vegas. (L.E. Baskow/Las Vegas Sun via AP)

The Latest: Friend: Starbucks victim was naturalized citizen

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Metro Police officers block Las Vegas Boulevard South at the scene of an officer-involved shooting on Friday, Jan. 22, 2016 in Las Vegas. According to the Las Vegas Sun, Capt. Matt McCarthy said officers responded to reports of a man walking in and out of Strip traffic waving a gun and pointing it at passers-by. Arriving officers approached the suspect, who did not obey their commands, McCarthy said. Officers fired on the man, who was not hit. (Mikayla Whitmore /Las Vegas Sun via AP) LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT

Friend: Starbucks shooting victim became US citizen in 2004

By KEN RITTER - Associated Press

Metro Police officers block Las Vegas Boulevard South at the scene of an officer-involved shooting on Friday, Jan. 22, 2016 in Las Vegas. According to the Las Vegas Sun, Capt. Matt McCarthy said officers responded to reports of a man walking in and out of Strip traffic waving a gun and pointing it at passers-by. Arriving officers approached the suspect, who did not obey their commands, McCarthy said. Officers fired on the man, who was not hit. (Mikayla Whitmore /Las Vegas Sun via AP) LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT

Coroner identifies victim in Vegas Starbucks shooting

By BY KEN RITTER - Associated Press

Metro Police officers block Las Vegas Boulevard South at the scene of an officer-involved shooting on Friday, Jan. 22, 2016 in Las Vegas. According to the Las Vegas Sun, Capt. Matt McCarthy said officers responded to reports of a man walking in and out of Strip traffic waving a gun and pointing it at passers-by. Arriving officers approached the suspect, who did not obey their commands, McCarthy said. Officers fired on the man, who was not hit. (Mikayla Whitmore /Las Vegas Sun via AP) LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT

Starbucks customer describes shooting: ‘It was just terror’

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Metro Police officers block Las Vegas Boulevard South at the scene of an officer-involved shooting on Friday, Jan. 22, 2016 in Las Vegas. According to the Las Vegas Sun, Capt. Matt McCarthy said officers responded to reports of a man walking in and out of Strip traffic waving a gun and pointing it at passers-by. Arriving officers approached the suspect, who did not obey their commands, McCarthy said. Officers fired on the man, who was not hit. (Mikayla Whitmore /Las Vegas Sun via AP) LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT

Man killed inside a Starbucks in Las Vegas, suspect arrested

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European state aid investigations shortchange Americana people

By Alexander Hendrie

This Dec. 20, 2010 photo shows signage at a Starbucks store in New York's Times Square. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

Starbucks to begin porn-blocking on its free Wi-Fi

By Andrew Blake - The Washington Times

In this Sunday, April 29, 2012 photo, a 19-year old diagnosed with diabetes gives herself an injection of insulin at her home in the Los Angeles suburb of Commerce, Calif. The "obesity paradox" — the controversial notion that being overweight might actually be healthier for some people with diabetes — seems to be a myth, researchers report. A major study finds there's no survival advantage to being large, and a disadvantage to being very large. The study was published by the New England Journal of Medicine on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon/FILE)

Diabetes on ‘relentless march’ across world

By Jennifer Graham - Deseret News

Starbucks apologizes for ‘Diabetes here I come’ message on cup

By Andrew Blake - The Washington Times