White House says most border children to be sent home
The White House announced that most children detained at the border will be sent home, signaling a shift in policy amid ongoing debates over migrant families. Officials stressed rapid processing and emphasized safety and legal considerations guiding removals.
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Coralville Lake expected to crest at 708.19 feet today
The Army Corps of Engineers projects Coralville Lake will reach 708.19 feet above sea level today as flood forecasts improve. In other early July coverage, Chicago reports 82 people shot during the long Fourth of July weekend, with 14 fatalities.
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All American gardening Tour at Noelridge Park gardens
Community coverage previews the All-America Selections Landscape Design Contest at Noelridge Park with gardens featured and design competition details. The note highlights participating sites and design themes for readers planning to tour the gardens.
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Crude oil trains span nine Iowa counties
Iowa Homeland Security reports large shipments of Bakken crude over one million gallons through Allamakee Clayton Dubuque Jackson Clinton Sioux Plymouth Lyon and Woodbury counties by Canadian Pacific and BNSF railways. Fire officials stress preparedness as Bakken oil remains highly flammable after recent derailments and a July Quebec crash killed 47 people.
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Postville Separations Hover Over Families After Raid
Alicia Gomez of El Rosario, Guatemala, has seen many relatives depart to the United States, with some returning after deportation. Her brother Jimmy, 15, was among nearly 300 Guatemalans arrested in May 2008 at the Agriprocessors meatpacking plant in Postville, marking a lasting family crisis six years after the raid.
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Ahmadzai Takes Narrow Lead In Afghan Runoff Vote
Afghan election officials report former Finance Minister Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai with a substantial lead in the runoff, more than doubling his votes from the first round to 4.48 million as total ballots exceed 8 million amid fraud accusations from challenger Abdullah Abdullah. Abdullah rejects results and calls for further investigations of thousands of polling stations while tensions rise over the process.
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