Resignation and national updates amid policing and policy shifts
Minneapolis police chief Janee Harteau resigns at mayor's request after the shooting of an unarmed Australian woman Justine Damond. President Trump orders a defense industry review to shore up supply chains. Kentucky judge orders Kim Davis to pay more than 224 thousand dollars in legal fees in a same sex marriage case. Iran warned of new consequences unless detained Americans are freed while SpaceX reportedly shifts Mars plans away from Red Dragon in 2020.
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State Dept bans U S travel to North Korea over arrest risk
The State Department will bar U S citizens from traveling to North Korea starting next month due to risk of arrest and long term detention. The ban will be published in the Federal Register and take effect 30 days later with possible humanitarian exceptions. The move follows Otto Warmbier’s death after a Pyongyang imprisonment.
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Evacuation Lifts as Detwiler Fire Threat Eases in Mariposa
In Mariposa California residents began returning home as evacuation orders were lifted for the Detwiler Fire which has burned over 75 000 acres and destroyed more than 100 structures including 58 homes Cal Fire reports 25 percent containment while about 5 000 people remain evacuated near Yosemite National Park
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Attorneys general urge Trump to defend DACA program
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and 19 others call on President Trump to defend the Obama era DACA policy shielding up to 750000 young immigrants from deportation. They warn the cost of inaction would be high for the economy and these youths.
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Pentagon Withholds 50 Million From Pakistan Over Haqqani Fight
The Pentagon will withhold 50 million in reimbursements to Pakistan for failing to verify adequate counterterrorism operations against the Haqqani network. Despite the cut, Pakistan received 550 million in U.S. aid last year for operations against militants in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas under the Coalition Support Fund.
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