Trump calls for major probe into 2016 voting fraud
The president urged a wide acting inquiry into alleged 2016 voting fraud citing those registered in two states those illegal and even dead voters as a basis for potential procedural tightening. Officials and researchers have found little evidence of large scale fraud.
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White House backs off climate data removal at EPA site
The Trump administration indicated it would review editorial content rather than remove climate data from the EPA website. Doug Ericksen said officials may refresh and re post information, while EPA staff resisted any abrupt takedown and sought formal written direction.
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Secret Service scrutinizes Denver chief over Facebook anti Trump posts
A senior Secret Service official, Kerry O Grady, faces potential discipline after posts on Facebook questioned protecting President Trump. The comments, reported by the Washington Examiner, were made over seven months ago and touched on the Hatch Act and personal views.
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Chile Endures Worst Wildfires as International Aid Arrives
Chile faces the worst wildfires in its modern history as central south regions burn. A Boeing 747-400 Super Tanker arrives on loan from the United States to assist firefighting efforts amid a decade long drought and extreme heat.
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Militants Attack Dayah Hotel in Mogadishu
In Mogadishu, Islamist militants detonated a car bomb at the Dayah Hotel gate, then stormed inside killing 28 people before security forces killed all four attackers. Government and medical officials confirmed the toll and described the security operation securing the building.
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Draft order probes CIA black sites reopening
A draft executive order calls for a policy review that could allow the CIA to reopen overseas black site prisons and revive interrogation methods outlawed after 2009. The unsigned document signals President Trump’s intent to explore restoring the CIA’s role amid past criminal probes and allied tensions.
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Congress seeks info on Russian tampering
The House Intelligence Committee urged the Trump administration to hand over thousands of pages of documents on the 2016 election interference. Chairman Devin Nunes and ranking Democrat Adam Schiff said the material must be delivered to enable thorough review by members. U.S. intelligence agencies allege Moscow conducted a multifaceted campaign to aid Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton.
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