Top Stories: U.S. General On Afghan Bombing; Trump's Changing Views

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Korva Coleman
WNYC | Apr 14, 2017

Good morning, here are our early headlines:

-- Giant Bomb Was 'Right Weapon' For Attack On ISIS, U.S. General Says.

-- Trump, Then And Now: What His Shifting Positions Say About What He Believes.

And here are more early headlines:

With Tension Growing, Pence Goes To South Korea. (CNN)

Syria Moving Tens Of Thousands Out Of Villages. (Guardian)

U.S. Sending Military Trainers To Somalia. (VOA)

2 Georgia Officers Fired After Video Shows Them Attacking Suspect. (WSB)

Secret Service Fires 2 Agents After White House Fence Incident. (CBS)

Report: Dakota Access Pipeline To Begin Service Next Month. (Reuters)

Detroit Church Offers Free Gas For Good Friday. (WWJ)

Topeka Firefighters Rescue Cat And Owner From Tree. (Topeka Capital-Journal)

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