More protests expected as Brazilians decry corruption
Tension in Brazil finally erupted when an estimated 250,000 took to the streets in more than a dozen cities, complaining about rampant corruption, crime, low wages and a lack of social services.
‘Days of Rambo are over’: Women to enter combat roles
Physical standards will not be lowered for women, who will be required to do the same tasks as the men they work alongside. Women have already been battle-tested under enemy fire in Iraq and Afghanistan, and some say if women are given the chance, they’ll make the cut. NBC’s Jim Miklaszewski reports.
Chrysler agrees to recall 1.56 million older-model Jeeps
After a public disagreement that threatened to blow up into a larger battle, Chrysler said Tuesday that it has agreed to recall 1.56 million Jeep vehicles. Click here to see all of the models impacted.
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