Clinton Leads Trump In Post ABC Poll Amid Safety Controversies
Washington Post ABC News poll shows Hillary Clinton up 51 to 39 among registered voters with a double-digit edge reflecting broad GOP doubts about Donald Trump. The survey, conducted after the Orlando massacre, notes strong opposition to Trump and mixed views on Clinton while Obama’s approval sits at 56 percent.
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Trump campaign's Manafort says they are not behind Clinton
Paul Manafort, chairman of Donald Trump’s campaign, insists the effort is not behind Hillary Clinton’s and promises major announcements on leadership changes. He says the campaign is organizing behind the scenes and is confident about a strong convention amid fundraising lags. He compared Trump’s team to being ready and not behind.
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Violence erupts at California Capitol protest clash
A Neo Nazi rally outside the California state Capitol in Sacramento led to violent clashes injuring at least 10 people. The Traditionalist Worker Party organized the protest, while counterprotesters from Anti-Fascist Action Sacramento confronted them as police monitored the scene.
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Fallujah Retaken by Iraqi Forces After Five Weeks
Senior commander Abdel-Wahab al Saadi announced Fallujah is fully liberated after weeks of fighting with Islamic State. He said government troops recaptured the al Julan district, the militants last holdout, and about 1800 militants were killed since May 23.
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Erskine Fire in California Kills Two. 60 Sq Miles Burned
Firefighters began containment of the Erskine wildfire about 110 miles north of Los Angeles as six other blazes burned across California. The blaze killed at least two people and destroyed about 200 structures, with containment at about 10 percent after scorching 60 square miles since Thursday and Friday.
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