Istanbul airport attack linked to Islamic State mastermind
Turkish media report two Russian nationals Rakim Bulgarov and Vadim Osmanov identified as suicide attackers in the Istanbul airport assault that killed 44. Investigations expand with 24 detainees linked to Islamic State cells, amid unclear bomber identifications.
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U.S. admits drone strikes killed 64 to 116 civilians
The Obama administration disclosed that from January 2009 to December 2011 civilian deaths from drone strikes in countries not at war ranged between 64 and 116. The figure, lower than NGO estimates, prompts renewed debate over transparency and the effectiveness of targeted killings.
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Lynch recuses in Clinton email probe to accept FBI findings
Attorney General Loretta Lynch said she will accept the FBI and career prosecutors findings in the Hillary Clinton private email server inquiry. She will not veto investigators' proposed steps and will rely on a chronology and recommendations to determine how to proceed. Her Phoenix meeting with Bill Clinton drew GOP criticism over conflict of interest concerns.
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Trump fundraising emails to foreign politicians draw scrutiny
The campaign says it raised $2 million in under 12 hours after sending its first fundraising email. watchdogs allege illegal solicitations to foreign leaders in Australia Britain Iceland and elsewhere and note the messages tied to Brexit and a Scotland golf trip. Legal complaints have been filed with the FEC and Trump’s team did not comment.
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Two more staffers resign from Trump's national campaign
At least two campaign aides exit this week as Kevin Kellems and Erica Freeman resign from surrogate teams. Trump adds veteran strategist Kellyanne Conway and promotes Karen Giorno to senior political adviser.
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Clinton racks up 44 million in June fundraising
Hillary Clinton raised 68 million in June as she became the presumptive Democratic nominee and heads into the general election with more than 44 million on hand according to her campaign. Trump had not released June totals, with expectations he would be far behind.
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