WHCA says removing press credentials would be unconscionable
The White House Correspondents Association rejects Trump plan to curb media access calling free reporting essential. A separate suit to shield Haitian and Salvadoran immigrants from ending protected status expands to include a Honduran plaintiff. Indictments in the Waco bikers case grow as three charged with murder. The Mormon church to sever ties with the Boy Scouts by year end and rehouse youth. Netanyahu to discuss Syria drone strikes with Putin in Moscow.
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North Korea frees three Americans before Trump summit
Three detainees Kim Dong Chul Kim Hak Song and Tony Kim walked onto a plane in Pyongyang to return home Secretary of State Pompeo said the release is a goodwill gesture ahead of a planned nuclear talks with President Trump. Pompeo spoke with Trump after the plane cleared North Korean air space and Tony Kim’s family thanked officials online. Moon Jae in welcomed the move as Washington and Seoul prepare for meetings.
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Women break political ground
Washington reports a surge of female donors and candidates ahead of midterm elections. Women now provide 31 percent of House campaign contributions, up from 27 percent in 2014, with a record 391 female candidates for the House and 43 women in governors races, reflecting rising momentum and landmark participation.
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Predators rebound expand beyond old habitats
A Duke University led study in Current Biology shows large predators like alligators mountain lions and sharks recolonizing former hunting grounds after near extinction. They are adaptable thriving in diverse habitats once thought off limits and now return to coastlines beaches reefs and other regions as human impacts recede.
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