Clinton Criticizes Trump Economic Record in Battleground Speeches
Hillary Clinton accused Donald Trump of risking a recession and job losses with his business practices and bankruptcy history in Ohio and North Carolina. She linked his methods to workers and investors, contrasting them with her plan to grow the economy. Trump defended debt as a business asset.
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Lynch meets with Orlando victims after Pulse attack
U S Attorney General Loretta Lynch described the Orlando nightclub assault as unspeakable terror and announced $1 million in emergency DOJ funding to help local first responders. FBI leads the probe into the June 12 shooting at Pulse that left 49 dead and 53 wounded.
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Trump's weak fundraising shocks GOP leaders this month
Campaign finance reports show Donald Trump with under 1.3 million in the bank heading into June triggering GOP fears of an unable nationwide field effort. Trump blames party leaders and says he could fund the effort himself if needed, while Hillary Clinton pools cash with 42 million on hand to start June.
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Briton arrested at Trump rally would not hurt a fly
Aman Sandford, a 20 year old Briton, was arrested in Las Vegas after attempting to seize a police officer's gun at a Donald Trump campaign event. His father said he showed no violent tendencies and was not politically motivated, suggesting coercion or radicalization.
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Lead levels in children prompt CDC safety review
A study of over 5.2 million blood tests through 2015 finds 3.1 percent of boys and 2.8 percent of girls under age six exceed the CDC safety threshold of five micrograms per deciliter.
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