Kelly to stay through 2020 election as White House chief of staff
White House chief of staff John Kelly will remain in his role through the 2020 election after telling staff that President Trump asked him to serve the duration of his first term. A Penn State fraternity member avoids jail, receiving three months house arrest for hazing and alcohol violations linked to Tim Piazza’s death. North Korea shows signs of building ICBMs at a Samundong facility, per The Washington Post. An Afghan assault on a government compound kills at least 15, a roadside bombing adds more deaths, and a Jalalabad repatriation center attack spurs a six hour battle. Malaysia’s aviation chief resigns after an investigative report on Flight 370 shortcomings.
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Manafort judge Ellis signals blunt tone in trial prep
Judge T S Ellis raised eyebrows with sharp remarks on Mueller probe strategy during a May pretrial session. He suggested prosecutors seek Manafort information that could reflect on Trump or trigger impeachment, while also keeping jury selection light with quick exchanges.
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Kavanaugh review digs into 1 million pages of records
Senators embark on the deepest review yet of a Supreme Court nominee as they pore over more than a million pages from Brett Kavanaugh including his time as White House staff secretary and associate counsel. The dispute over access to 2003 2006 emails and documents intensifies partisan lines ahead of confirmation.
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Record heat, fires, floods tied to climate change
Heat waves and extreme rainfall linked to man made warming, with scientists from Stanford UCLA and Penn State saying global extremes are intensifying as greenhouse gases alter the atmosphere, likely becoming a new normal.
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