Grassley Plans Brief July Visit to Republican Convention
Several top Republican senators say they will skip Cleveland's nominating convention to campaign at home, with Grassley planning a brief attendance. Other veterans like McCain Kirk Ayotte and Murkowski cite busy races or a nearby primary, while some may skip to avoid entanglement in a Trump Cruz split.
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Trump Memo Projects 1400 Delegates for First Ballot Win
Internal campaign memo circulated to surrogates projects Donald Trump will exceed 1,400 delegates and win the GOP nomination on the first ballot in Cleveland. It frames Trump as prohibitive favorite and notes staff shakeup with Paul Manafort taking broad control.
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Flooding in Houston Area Kills Eight as More Rain Falls
Eight people have died in Houston area floods with about 1,150 homes damaged. More than 1,200 water rescues occurred as motorists were carried from flooded roads. Houston ISD plans to reopen after widespread closures from the downpours.
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Milder climate may fade by century end says researchers
Washington reports show 80 percent of Americans live in milder weather zones now with pleasant winters and slightly warmer summers. By 2100, 88 percent may face harsher heat and less comfortable conditions as climate trends shift, sparking concern among researchers.
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More to come in Flint lead contamination case charges
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette announced charges against three state and city officials for manipulating water testing and misleading authorities over Flint’s lead contaminated water. The defendants are Mike Glasgow, Mike Presby, and Stephen Busch, with further actions anticipated.
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