Trump to be interviewed by FBI in Pennsylvania assassination probe
Former President Donald Trump agreed to an FBI victim interview as part of the Butler Pennsylvania assassination attempt probe. FBI officials describe gunman Thomas Matt Crooks as highly intelligent yet reclusive, with investigators noting extensive planning and chemical precursor purchases for explosive devices.
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Biden proposes term limits and ethics code for Supreme Court
President Biden urged Congress to enact term limits for Supreme Court justices and a formal ethics code while seeking a constitutional amendment to curb presidential immunity. He spoke at the LBJ Library in Austin marking Civil Rights Act anniversary, noting broad public doubt in a 6-3 conservative court and calling for changes to restore faith.
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Firefighters progress as weather aids California wildfires
Firefighters pushed back flames across vast western areas with improving weather over the weekend. Evacuations remained in effect on numerous fires as personnel exceeded 27,000 nationwide. The Park Fire was California’s largest this year among over 100 active blazes burning more than 3,200 square miles.
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Nine Israeli soldiers held over detain ee abuse probe
The Israeli military says nine soldiers are being held for questioning after allegations of substantial abuse at a detention facility where Palestinians are held. The top legal official launched a probe as AP and rights groups report abusive conditions at Sde Teiman, the largest detention center.
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Maduro wins Venezuela presidency amid dispute and protests
Nicolas Maduro was formally declared winner of Venezuela's disputed election with 51 percent, opposition denounces results, and protests erupt in Caracas. The National Electoral Council, loyal to Maduro, announced the result as authorities delay full tallies amid international hesitance to recognize the outcome.
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