Trump narrows five Supreme Court finalists for July 9 nomination
President Trump announced he has narrowed his Supreme Court shortlist to five candidates including two women and plans to name a nominee on July 9. He said he will interview six or seven candidates, with Bedminster and Fox News interviews, and stressed not asking about Roe v. Wade. He praised Neil Gorsuch and singled out Sen. Mike Lee as a potential pick.
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Grand jury clears Bela and Marta Karolyi in Texas case
A Texas grand jury, in Walker County, declined to indict famed gymnastics coaches Bela and Marta Karolyi over alleged sexual assaults tied to a former USA Gymnastics doctor at their training ranch. District attorney officials said no criminal activity by the Karolyis was found. The Nassar case and a related charge against Deborah Van Horn were handled separately.
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Exploding Oil Tanker Triggers Lagos Highway Fire
A petrol tanker exploded in Lagos during rush hour igniting more than 50 cars and killing at least nine people. Witness Oludare Adodo described fuel leakage and a bus collision that sparked the blaze as bystanders fled the flames.
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Hundreds feared dead as boat capsizes off Tripoli coast
A Libyan navy official said more than 100 migrants died when a boat carrying 120 to 125 people from Arab and African nations capsized off Tripoli. Coast guard rescued 16 and recovered three infant bodies, according to navy spokesman Ayoub Qasim.
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Immigrant family separations began before zero tolerance policy
A TRAC study shows by April federal actions separated 228 children from parents who crossed illegally, predating the May zero tolerance announcement. Data indicate most separations occurred for reasons other than prosecution of parents, with limited prosecutions of parents in these cases.
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