Trial Continued from Page 1B on Mueller probe risk and Manafort case
Former federal prosecutor Bruce Adolf warns the risk to Mueller rises with the target and critics including President and House Freedom Caucus press for documents. Prosecutors portray Manafort’s $75 million offshore flow and $20 million in loans as part of luxury living tied to Yanukovych era Ukraine. Manafort denies wrongdoing as Mueller’s team faces broader charges beyond Russia interference.
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Photo misidentifies serviceman in remains photo
A Saturday 2B photo incorrectly identified a serviceman thought to carry possible remains of a U.S. soldier from the Korean War. The service member is a U.S. Navy officer.
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California inmates code to rebuild lives inside prisons
Jason Jones, 34, from San Quentin, recalls his jailed mother as The Last Mile program trains inmates in sought after tech skills. The venture, started by Chris Redlitz and Beverly Parenti, places prisoners in California and Indiana facilities, paying $16.49 an hour with restitution costs. Since 2017, 393 graduates, zero recidivism, and paths to jobs with startups and even Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg venture, aim to reduce youth reoffending in juvenile facilities and beyond.
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Redding fights Carr Fire as heat, winds fuel danger
Firefighters struggle to control the Carr Fire near Redding California as heat and winds fuel deadly flames. Six people dead more than 700 homes destroyed and 30 000 evacuated. Officials say ground is being gained and repopulation may begin soon.
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