Schumer Faces Test as Franken Allegations Rise
The bond between Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Minnesota Senator Al Franken is strained by sexual misconduct allegations. Schumer furthers calls for an ethics review while Franken faces scrutiny from Democrats and Republicans amid the broader harassment debate.
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Hariri Says He Will Return to Lebanon to Clarify Position
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, speaking from Paris after meeting President Macron, says he will return to Beirut to clarify his political stance following his resignation from Saudi Arabia. He plans independence day events and talks with President Aoun before announcing his position.
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Benfold Slightly Damaged In Collision Off Japan
The guided missile destroyer USS Benfold sustained minor scrapes after a Japanese tug drifted into it during a tow near central Japan. No injuries were reported and the ship remained at sea under its own power while the tug was towed to Yokosuka for porting and a damage assessment will follow.
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Honda Recalls 900000 Odysseys Over Front Seat Tipping Risk
Honda Motor Co recalls about 900,000 Odyssey minivans 2011 to 2017 with second row seats that may tip forward if not latched after adjustment. About 46 minor injury reports linked to the issue, mostly in North America.
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Vatican investigates former altar boy turned priest over abuse claims
The Vatican opened an inquiry into reports that a former teenage altar boy, who allegedly forced a dormitory mate to have sex, later became a priest. The allegations focus on the St. Pius X Institute, a Vatican pre seminary housing altar boys serving at St Peter's Basilica.
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