Noon News Update: September 3, 2015

Posted Thursday, September 3, 2015 12:00 am

Staff Report

Tomorrow's weather will feature A.M. thunderstorms with a high of 87 and a 40 percent chance of rain. With the vote of Sen. Barbara Mikulski, Obama has secured enough Senate support to prevent a veto of the Iran deal; half of Germany is concerned that the current refugee crisis is overwhelming them; a Turkish daily exposes their government's transfer of weapons to ISIS; China is to reduce its military by 300,000; a federal judge nullifies Tom Brady's 4-game suspension issued by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.

Obama Secures Iran Nuclear Deal with Barbara Mikulski Vote

CNN

Half of Germans Worried by Refugee Crisis: Survey
Reuters

Turkish Daily Exposes Transfer of Weapons to IS
Al-Monitor

China Holds Massive Military Parade, to Cut Troop Levels by 300,000

Reuters

Judge Nullifies Tom Brady’s Four-Game Suspension in DeflateGate Case

Washington Post

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