Tempered heat and policy clashes mark congressional return
Congress returns for a six week session as Speaker Paul Ryan pushes an agenda amid clashes over Puerto Rico debt restructuring Zika funding and FAA reauthorization. Democrats and Republicans race to resolve budgets and a mixed portfo lio of bills in a tense political climate.
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Lawmakers face FAA funding renewal amid broader agenda
The piece notes debate over extending FAA authority to avoid a funding lapse. It describes McConnell's cautious Senate approach focusing on bipartisan bills like opioid abuse measures and agency budget process reform. It mentions a House-Senate conference on opioid legislation and possible final votes before July recess.
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Trump says he made a lot of money with Gadhafi in deal
In a CBS Face the Nation interview, Donald Trump claimed he earned a fortune from renting land to Muammar Gadhafi for a tent site at Seven Springs in Bedford New York. Bedford officials dispute his later denials and note suspicions he knew of the Libyan leader behind the arrangements.
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Cincinnati mother not charged over Harambe incident
Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said the mother of a 3 year old who slipped into the Cincinnati Zoo gorilla exhibit will not face charges. He noted the mother had other children with her, the child was unsupervised briefly, and social workers found the environment safe. The zoo will reopen Gorilla World with a higher barrier after Harambe the 17 year old western lowland gorilla was shot to protect the boy.
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