US Presidential Hopefuls Spar on Ways to Combat Terrorism

U.S. presidential candidates sparred Sunday on the best way to combat Islamic State terrorism in the wake of last week's deadly massacre at a holiday gathering for local government workers in California. The leading 2016 Democratic contender, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, told ABC's This Week interview program that a "much more robust air campaign" needs to be launched against Islamic State targets in Iraq and Syria. She said the United States needs...

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