Federal judge hears suits vs new travel limits
A Maryland federal judge held a Monday hearing on three lawsuits seeking injunctions against the latest Trump administration travel restrictions targeting citizens from Chad Iran Libya North Korea Somalia Syria Yemen and some Venezuelan officials and families. The restrictions take effect Wednesday and critics say they violate the Constitution.
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Somalia bombing devastates Mogadishu amid high casualty toll
In Mogadishu a weekend bombing killed over 300 and wounded nearly 400, as volunteers, security forces, and AU peacekeepers searched rubble. Somali-American Mohamoud Elmi and Ahmed Eyon from Minnesota were among the dead. al Shabaab suspected though no claim of responsibility.
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Somali Student Leader Mohamoud Elmi Remembered for Rebuilding Efforts
Mohamoud Elmi, a Franklin University graduate and former president of the North America Somali Student Union, returned to Somalia in 2007 to aid reconstruction. Friends recall his determination as he built primary schools and drilled wells in Gedo and later served on Jubbaland's independent electoral commission during Somalia’s most democratic vote in almost 30 years.
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Trump and McConnell pledge unity after White House meeting
President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell staged a joint appearance at the White House Rose Garden to present unity less than two hours after Trump criticized Congress over health care. They discussed hurricane relief for Puerto Rico, condolence calls to families of fallen soldiers, a potential tax bill, and Democratic obstruction. Trump denied subpoenas over sexual assault claims as fake news, while McConnell asserted they share the same agenda and Trump noted presidents’ varying efforts to contact troops’ families. He signaled a short term health care fix amid Cabinet remarks.
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Gas prices likely to stay lower despite Middle East tensions
U S drivers have paid lower gas prices for five straight weeks as pump costs edge toward pre Hurricane Harvey levels. Declines stem from waning driving season and refining normalizing after storm disruptions, despite Iraqi attempts to seize Kirkuk oil fields boosting Brent crude. Analysts say global supply remains stable and gas prices may continue to fall toward prior levels.
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