Trump backs off on torture and targeting children

Trump backs off on torture and targeting children

WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump retreated Friday from his promise that if elected president he would order the military to kill family members of terrorists who threaten the United States.

Trump's campaign issued a statement quoting him as saying he would not order the military to take actions contrary to international or U.S. law.

Harvard study uncovers keys to healthy, happy life
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Harvard study uncovers keys to healthy, happy life

Lizzie Short

BROOKLINE – Harvard University's Grant Study reveals underlying reasons for being healthy and happy in the later years of life, according to Dr. Robert Waldinger, the decades-long research project's current director.

What indicators can help predict good health and happiness in a person's later years only recently became a focus for researchers conducting the study. The project started as a way to identify prospective military officers among Harvard College men around the beginning of World War II.

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