Escapee Sweat captured after three week manhunt in New York
David Sweat, one of two convicted murderers who escaped Clinton Correctional Facility, was captured near Malone, New York. A state trooper fired as Sweat fled, ending a three week manhunt. Sweat remained in critical condition after medical transport to Albany. Richard Matt was killed by federal officers the prior day.
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Cruz Launches 2024 Bid With Bold Colors and Bold Reform
Texas Senator Ted Cruz promotes a Reaganesque bid for the GOP nomination in a new book and interview, pledging a constitutional amendment to curb Supreme Court power, opposing both Democrats and fellow Republicans, and aiming to redefine the party's path amid debates on same sex marriage and Obamacare. He touts a strong personal history, Princeton and Harvard law credentials, and a record as Texas solicitor general. The scene frames Cruz as a persistent, combative figure ready to challenge the Washington cartel and press for full repeal of Obamacare.
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Greece shuts banks as crisis deepens and referendum looms
Greece closes banks for an unspecified period after Bank of Greece recommendation. Prime Minister Tsipras says deposits are secure and wages and pensions are guaranteed. ECB refuses extra emergency credit amid stalled bailout talks as Greece plans a July 5 referendum on creditors terms.
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Kuwait mosque bomber identified as Saudi citizen
Saudi citizen Fahad Suleiman Abdulmohsen al Gabban, born 1992, was identified by Kuwait's Interior Ministry as the bomber who attacked a Shiite mosque in Kuwait City killing 27 and injuring 227. An Islamic State affiliate claimed responsibility.
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