Trump pressures Senate Republicans on health care
President Trump urged Senate Republicans to not let the American people down as the health care overhaul moves to the Senate. Key moderates including Susan Collins signal concerns over costs and Medicaid cuts while House passed a version the Senate may revisit.
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Fire continues to spread in Georgia wildlife refuge
Firefighters battled Sunday to stop a wildfire at the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge from growing. The refuge reported extremely dangerous burning conditions with 11,000 acres burned in two days and the total blaze at 129,856 acres. About 79 people were evacuated from St George as 535 personnel with 10 helicopters, engines, and bulldozers fought the fire. The area remains 12 percent contained with road closures and a temporary shelter opened at Folkston Elementary School.
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North Korea detains another American over hostile acts
KCNA reports Kim Hak Song of Pyongyang University of Science and Technology detained for alleged acts of hostility. The case follows a prior detention of Kim Sang Dok, with no stated connection. The State Department says U.S. citizens’ security is a top priority amid ongoing tensions and sanctions.
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Macron becomes France's youngest president after Le Pen victory
Emmanuel Macron, a banker and economy adviser turned minister, defeats Marine Le Pen to become France’s youngest president. He campaigns on pro business pro European policies and vows to rebuild ties with Europe. He led En Marche and seeks a parliamentary majority to push free market reforms. Brigitte Macron stands close as adviser in the campaign and transition.
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