Grand jury charges linked to Mueller probe begin
Federal grand jury charges tied to the 2016 election meddling probe emerged, with secrecy around identities and offenses. Mueller has used multiple juries as he investigates possible Trump campaign coordination with Moscow, while political commentary swirls. Tropical storms Selma and a Caribbean low threaten Cuba and Florida as Mogadishu attacks unfold with many trapped and officials killed or wounded.
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White Lives Matter rallies clash in two Tennessee cities
In Murfreesboro and Shelbyville white nationalists and counterprotesters faced off amid taunts and chants. About 200 white nationalists met nearly twice as many counterprotesters in Shelbyville, with a Confederate flag, calls for closed borders and deportations, while counterprotesters played MLK Jr. speech to drown out the speaker. Police separated the groups along sidewalks as Gov Haslam commented on the events.
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Counterprotesters outnumber white nationalists in Murfreesboro rally
In Murfreesboro Tennessee two sides faced off near a downtown rally site as about 600 people gathered and 30 white nationalists appeared. Counterprotesters chanted refugees are welcome here and this is what democracy looks like. The event ended with most participants dispersing within 30 minutes.
JFK files spotlight Texas oilman tied to Kennedy plot
A newly released JFK assassination file centers on George de Mohrenschildt, a Texas oilman linked to Lee Harvey Oswald and tied to CIA circles after Kennedy's death. It recounts meetings with Oswald, Haiti outreach, and a 1976 letter to George H W Bush. The material fuels longstanding theories about CIA plots and Castro era intrigue.
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Obama to perform jury duty in Illinois next month
Former president Barack Obama plans to appear for jury duty in Cook County Illinois as a private citizen. Cook County Chief Judge Timothy Evans said safety measures and special arrangements will be made. Jurors in Cook County are paid 17 dollars 20 cents per day. Obama owns homes in Chicago and Washington DC and has long championed civic participation and voting rights. Evans called the decision highly appreciated and essential for society to receive such commitment.
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