Secret Service denies vetting Trump Jr meeting with Russians
The Secret Service said it did not vet the 2016 New York meeting involving Donald Trump Jr and two campaign aides with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya. The denial followed assertions by Trump attorney Jay Sekulow that the service might have vetted the gathering. Trump Jr and others have said the meeting was offered information about Hillary Clinton, while Veselnitskaya denies Kremlin ties.
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Anti-violence activist fatally shot in Chicago weekend violence
Chicago police say anti-violence activist Willie Cooper, 58, was killed Saturday near his South Side nonprofit, part of a weekend where at least 10 people died and more than 40 were shot citywide. A 9 year old, Gustavo Garcia, was also shot and killed in an SUV on the South Side.
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Collins says 8 to 10 GOP senators wary of health bill
Republican Sen. Susan Collins says eight to ten GOP colleagues have serious concerns about the draft health care measure to roll back Obamacare. The Senate delays consideration as Sen. John McCain recovers, with votes hinging on spectrum of defections and Pence’s tie breaking. Rand Paul repeats opposition, calling the plan terrible due to Obamacare taxes and subsidies.
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Unofficial Venezuelan referendum sparks violence in Caracas
In Caracas, gunmen opened fire in Catia during an opposition organized unofficial referendum seeking Maduro exit. One woman died Xiomara Escot and three were wounded as crowds fled to sanctuary inside a church. The event aimed to undermine Maduro amid economic crisis and protests.
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American scholar Xiyue Wang jailed in Iran for spying
An Iranian court sentenced U S dual national Xiyue Wang to 10 years in prison on spying charges. Judiciary spokesman said the person gathered information under American guidance and the sentence can be appealed. Wang is described as a 37 year old Beijing born historian at Princeton University.
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