Five Blagojevich convictions dropped on retrial order
An appeals court vacated five of 18 Blagojevich convictions and ordered a retrial on those counts while leaving most upheld. The judge revoked the sentence but kept Blagojevich in prison pending retrial due to the overall advisory range.
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Kasich Enters 2016 GOP Field From Ohio Governor
Ohio Governor John Kasich joined the 2016 Republican presidential race promising jobs and spend restraint. Speaking at Ohio State University he touted decades in government including 18 years in the House and pledged fiscal discipline and a compassionate conservative approach. He aims to qualify for the first debate on August 6 and contrasts with outsiders like Jeb Bush.
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Trump and Graham Trade Insults Over Campaign Rivalry
Donald Trump and Lindsey Graham clashed publicly as 2016 rivals. Graham called Trump a jackass on TV. Trump labeled Graham an idiot and released his number. The exchange followed Trump’s Mexico crime remarks and McCain feud, with Graham urging civility and Trump doubling down on insults.
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Iran says business ties deter new sanctions
Iran's foreign minister told parliament that a surge of foreign investment would hinder the UN from restoring sanctions under the nuclear deal. Zarif argued strong business ties could deter six powers from pushing for renewed penalties, as Germany and France plan visits to Tehran. Lawmakers delayed a vote for 80 days to study the pact, with blame shifted to the United States if Congress disapproves.
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Al Qaeda Leader Muhsin al Fadhli Killed by Drone Strike
U S military drone strike in northwest Syria killed Muhsin al Fadhli head of the Khorasan Group, a senior al Qaida facilitator linked to Ayman al Zawahri. The 34 year old Kuwaiti was targeted near Sarmada close to the Turkish border on July 8, degrading external operations against the United States and allies.
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