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Jeanine Pirro Faces Uncertain Future After Reflecting Pool Case
There are mounting questions about whether one of President Donald Trump’s long-time allies, Jeanine Pirro, will keep her job after he lashed out on her decision to drop charges a…
Democrats Face Big Test in Critical Michigan Primary
It is primary day in a handful of states and voters are heading to the polls with key races up for grabs that could signal which direction the parties are headed before the Novemb…
West Coast Wildfires Rage on as Arson Suspect Arrested
Police have announced the arrest of a man on suspicion of arson, connected to one of the wildfires burning out of control in Washington state. As dozens of fires burn across the W…
Trump claims Iran talks are underway as Tehran denies it
President Donald Trump accused Iran of duplicity and insisted the two sides were discussing reopening the Strait of Hormuz as early as Tuesday, even as Tehran denied talks were ev…
What to watch in blockbuster Michigan primary and suspect arrested in Spokane wildfire: Morning Rundown
Michigan’s primary races will test the Democratic Party’s deepest divisions.
East Asia is baking in ‘cruelly hot’ summer
A deadly heat wave is gripping large parts of East Asia, bringing the hottest temperature on record in South Korea and complicating earthquake recovery efforts in Japan.
Illinois Lawmakers Decry Prison’s ‘Gut-Wrenching,’ ‘Heartbreaking’ Conditions
After The Marshall Project found scores of fires set by men at a Joliet prison, legislators want improved fire safety and mental health treatment.
GOP senators clear Todd Blanche’s AG path after ‘anti-weaponization’ fund scrapped
Blanche’s nomination had been held up over concerns from GOP Sens. John Cornyn and Thom Tillis, but the parties reached a deal to end the standoff.
Legal analyst breaks down Justice Department's move to drop Reflecting Pool case
NPR's Steve Inskeep speaks with legal analyst Elliot Williams about the latest turn in President Trump's battle over who destroyed the Reflecting Pool.
Russia says a Ukrainian drone struck a busy beach, killing at least 7 people
Russia said that seven people, including three children, had been killed and about 40 injured in what it said was a deliberate Ukrainian drone attack on civilians.
Warrant of arrest issued for Lim Tean after he fails to surrender to begin jail term - channelnewsasia.com
Warrant of arrest issued for Lim Tean after he fails to surrender to begin jail term channelnewsasia.com
Why targeting guerrilla groups and cartels doesn’t stop violence in Latin America – but focusing on geography might - Florida International University
Why targeting guerrilla groups and cartels doesn’t stop violence in Latin America – but focusing on geography might Florida International University
Why targeting guerrilla groups and cartels doesn’t stop violence in Latin America – but focusing on geography might - The Conversation
Why targeting guerrilla groups and cartels doesn’t stop violence in Latin America – but focusing on geography might The Conversation
PM to tighten early release rules but men jailed over PC Harper’s death can be freed
Rapists, child abusers and groomers will not leave prison early but some of those serving sexual or violent offences will now leave after half their sentenceRapists, child sexual …
Man accused of arson in the biggest of 3 major fires in Spokane, Washington
A 37-year-old Spokane, Washington, resident with a previous manslaughter conviction was arrested Monday in connection with largest of the region’s three wildfires, authorities sai…
Ariana Grande to step back from public life following scrutiny
Ariana Grande plans to step away from the public eye following scrutiny, the singer’s representative said, as discussion swirls around her health. Her break from the spotlight has…
Republican holdouts end opposition to Blanche nomination
Two holdout Republican senators said they will support acting Attorney General Todd Blanche after he scrapped potential payouts to Trump allies. NBC News’ Gabe Gutierrez reports.
65,000 forced to evacuate from Spokane fires
Three wildfires in Spokane, WA have destroyed more than 700 structures and forced tens of thousands to flee to safety. NBC News’ Morgan Chesky reports from inside the fire zone.
Ariana Grande’s break from the spotlight sparks fresh debate over body commentary
The pop star has repeatedly assured her fans she is in good health. But speculation has only grown online, most recently with the release of her “petal” music video.
Trump gives Iran ‘last chance’ to make deal before U.S. ‘decapitation’ strikes
President Trump said Iran in falsely claiming it is not negotiating with the U.S. Trump said the Iranian regime is discussing ending its attacks on commercial ships in the Strait …
First deaths from lettuce-linked outbreak
The dangerous illness linked to lettuce has now turned deadly, with two people reported dead in Michigan. In North Carolina, officials say recent cases reported eating parsley and…
What we know about the victims of the Idaho shooting
One was a worker at the popular In-N-Out burger chain in Twin Idaho Falls, Idaho, taking care of customers.
Feds charge ‘frustrated’ FBI agent they say stole nearly $1 million in crypto from Russia
The FBI supervisory special agent believed the FBI “could not or would not act against adversarial cryptocurrency accounts,” prosecutors said.
Mapping Latin America’s Megaprisons - InSight Crime
Mapping Latin America’s Megaprisons InSight Crime