North Korea designated state sponsor of terrorism by U S
The designation by President Trump puts North Korea back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism and allows more sanctions amid tensions over its nuclear and missile programs. Treasury will announce additional penalties, as Tillerson says practical effects may be limited but may close some loopholes. North Korea has fired missiles over Japan and conducted a nuclear test, with South Korea warning of more tests this year.
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Mueller probe could linger into next year says official
The investigation into possible Trump campaign collusion with Russia may extend into 2018. Mueller continues gathering evidence, with a subpoena to over a dozen Trump operatives in October. White House lawyer Ty Cobb remains optimistic the probe will clear by early next year. The scope includes obstruction of justice, Trump family finances, and Moscow meddling.
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Chicago hits 600 slayings for third time since 2003
Chicago records at least 609 homicides as of early Monday, marking a third instance since 2003 of hitting 600 or more. The figure trails 711 for last year but exceeds counts from prior years, with shootings down from 2015 levels yet up sharply versus earlier periods.
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Multiple sexual harassment allegations rock national figures
CNN reports a second woman accuses Minnesota Senator Al Franken of unwanted touching after his election, while CBS PBS and Bloomberg suspend Charlie Rose amid harassment claims. The New York Times suspends reporter Glenn Thrush as he seeks treatment, and Leigh Corfman testifies Moore touched her at 14. Former Oklahoma state Sen. Ralph Shortey pleads guilty to child sex trafficking. three pornography charges are dropped.
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DOJ Sues to Block AT&T Time Warner Merger
The Department of Justice sues to block AT&T 85 billion Time Warner deal, arguing a larger AT&T would curb competition and raise consumer prices, reducing choices and innovation in media and communications.
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