Clinton and Trump meet police groups in tense election year
Hillary Clinton held a closed door session in New York with leading law enforcement officers from major cities to discuss policing and racial tensions amid recent killings. She urged honesty about challenges and pledged to support police with necessary resources while seeking trust and respect between officers and communities.
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Calls for Clinton investigation documents to be made public
Senate Judiciary Chair Grassley urges separating unclassified FBI Clinton email files from classified material to permit public release. A 32 page summary and interview notes with Clinton Abedin and others were among the materials provided to Congress, with review limited to members in sensitive facilities.
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Trump spends 4.9 million on ads in battleground states
Donald Trump orders 4 million in broadcast ads and 900 thousand in cable for Florida North Carolina Ohio and Pennsylvania. Campaign runs through Aug. 29 as Clinton and supporters outspend him. Analysts expect scrutiny and heavy attention to the ad despite free media.
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No Ethics Training Records for Clinton Aides
No evidence Hillary Clinton or top aides completed required ethics training at the State Department. Records show only three of nine top aides took initial training and none of seven required to take annual refreshers did so. It remains unclear if Clinton herself trained. Documents were released after a Republican National Committee lawsuit. Privacy Act limits confirmation.
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