Trump interview risks in ongoing classified documents case
In his first televised interview since his arraignment, former President Donald Trump acknowledged delaying turnover of boxes and made unpersuasive parallels to other probes. He denied wrongdoing while critics say the remarks could hinder his defense and reveal his state of mind to prosecutors. A federal judge set an August 14 trial date, likely to slip given case complexities.
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Submersible Titan search and Hunter Biden plea dominate day
A complex North Atlantic search for the Titan with five aboard heads to 41 hours of air remaining as a multinational effort scans 10,000 square miles. Separately, Hunter Biden plans to plead guilty to tax offenses with a gun charge likely resolved by a court deal, avoiding trial. In Honduras a prison riot in Tamara leaves 41 women dead, many burned, police confirm.
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Lawrence considers ordinance protecting trans rights amid SB 180 debate
Lawrence City Commissioners hear push from No SB 180 initiative for an ordinance to shield transgender residents from anti trans legislation. Vice Mayor Littlejohn says the measure was only received Monday and needs discussion. Public calls urge immediate action while some officials propose collaboration before any vote. The July 1 SB 180 enforcement deadline looms as council meets with absent mayor and a plastic bag ban vote ends in a 2-2 split.
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Redding given prison term for second DUI case
Assistant District Attorney Christen Secrest urged a prison sentence for Redding, arguing the DUI was her second and caused severe injuries. Hanley cited public safety and Redding's prior record, denying probation after hearing from the victim, his family, and others. Redding had prior convictions in 2014 2015 and 2019 and remained free on a $15,000 bond since November 2022.
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