Trump urges Russia to hack Clinton emails during briefing
During a Doral news conference Trump urged Russia to locate and release Hillary Clinton's missing emails, saying they would be rewarded by the press. He repeated denials of any ties to Russia as Democrats assailed his conduct amid campaign scrutiny.
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Grassley seeks details on Russian hacking of DNC system
Iowa Senator Grassley with Senator Leahy requests information on how the U S government is addressing reports of Russian involvement in hacking the Democratic National Committee. They cite media claims hackers accessed the DNC network and obtained opposition research on Donald Trump and emails tied to WikiLeaks. Grassley says the public deserves clarity if elections are influenced.
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California Firefighters Make Progress on Sand Fire Near LA
Fire crews in the Angeles National Forest extended containment to about 40 percent of the 38 350 acre Sand fire as cooler conditions aided the effort. A bulldozer operator died when his machine overturned during a separate central California blaze.
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FBI chief warns of extremist actor diaspora to West
FBI Director James Comey warned that hundreds of extremist actors will fan out to infiltrate western Europe and the United States as Islamic State loses ground in Syria. He cited Brussels and Paris as future examples and framed the threat as inevitable after military defeats.
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Turkey orders shutdown of dozens of media outlets
Turkey's cabinet issued a decree closing dozens of media outlets including news agencies, TV channels, radio stations and newspapers after the July 15 coup attempt. Prosecutors have detention orders for nearly 50 journalists tied to Zaman, already shut down in March, and 42 journalists and columnists from various outlets were detained this week.
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ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Helps Identify New Gene NEK1
The Ice Bucket Challenge, viral two years ago, raised hundreds of millions for ALS research and funded the largest study of inherited ALS. Researchers announced NEK1 as a newly linked gene contributing to the condition, per the ALS Association statement.
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Would-be Reagan assassin Hinckley cleared for release from psychiatric hospital
Federal Judge Paul Friedman rules John Hinckley Jr. may leave St. Elizabeths in Washington as early as Aug. 5 with conditions after decades in a psychiatric facility. Hinckley, 61, was found not guilty by reason of insanity in 1982 for wounding Reagan and three others in 1981, ending active danger since 1983. The ruling notes no suicide attempts or violent behavior and cites his role in prompting gun control advocacy by James Brady and his wife.
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Charges dropped against three Baltimore officers in Gray case
Prosecutors drop all remaining charges against three Baltimore police officers tied to the arrest and death of Freddie Gray in a downtown court. The move follows prior acquittals and ends attempts to secure convictions after more than a year of legal effort.
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