Boeler seeks truth as hearings set in Hartman murders
Vance Boeler, charged in the June 14 killing of former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hartman and her husband and wounding a state senator and wife, waived full hearings. He awaits a grand jury indictment by mid July and possible arraignment. He said he looks forward to the truth emerging in court.
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U.S
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Green Isle, Minn
Trump accuses U S of giving Ukraine too many weapons
President Trump says the United States provided too many weapons to Ukraine under the prior administration as shipments pause amid Russia’s intensified offensive. He argues Biden emptied the U S of arms while vowing continued but reduced aid and notes a long call with Putin yielded no progress. Trump spoke en route to Iowa after a Kremlin-backed call with Putin, while Kyiv faced overnight missile warnings and explosions.
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Joe Biden
Kyiv
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Middle East
Yuri Ushakov
U.S
Ushakov
Moscow
Turkey
NATO
Ukraine kills Russian general in Kursk border strike
A Ukrainian strike in Russia's Kursk region killed Maj. Gen. Mikhail Gudkov, deputy chief of the navy and former brigade commander, per Defense Ministry confirmation. Gudkov reportedly died near the border after leading the 155th Marine Brigade in Primorye. The loss follows a pattern of high ranking Russian officers killed since 2022.
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Ukraine
Mikhail Gudkov
Defense Ministry
Gudkov
Oleg Kozhemyako
Primorye
Far East
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Navy
Washington Post
Melania Trump visits Children's National Hospital
First lady Melania Trump met sick children at Children's National Hospital in Washington. She toured the rooftop healing garden she dedicated, decorated rocks, distributed gifts, and held informal chats with patients about their favorite sports music and feelings. She also visited the heart and kidney unit and spoke of First Lady support for pediatric care.
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Children’s National Hospital
Trump
United States
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Rachel “Bunny” Mellon
Jacqueline Kennedy
America
Bess Truman
Associated Press
Supreme Court accepts transgender athlete case for fall review
The court will examine state limits on which school teams transgender students may join after upholding youth gender care bans. The case involves Becky Pepper-Jackson of West Virginia and challenges to bans affecting girl participation in cross country and track. Pepper-Jackson placed third in discus and eighth in shot put at the state meet. The 4th Circuit ruled for Pepper-Jackson under the Equal Protection Clause and Title IX.
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Supreme Court
Idaho
West Virginia
Becky Pepper-Jackson
Pepper-Jackson
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Airstrikes kill 94 Palestinians in Gaza conflict
Israeli airstrikes and gunfire killed 94 Palestinians in Gaza, including 45 while seeking humanitarian aid, with a tent camp strike killing a large displaced family. At least 13 relatives died, and dozens more were killed around aid sites as crowds gathered for U.N. and Gaza Humanitarian Foundation deliveries.
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