Mueller hearing stirs mixed political reactions on Capitol Hill
Former special counsel Robert Mueller testified six hours before the House judiciary and intelligence committees about the 2016 election probes. He said the president was not exonerated on potential Russia related crimes and warned Russian interference was not a hoax while acknowledging wrongdoing by Trump and his team. Afterward, GOP and Democratic leaders offered sharply differing interpretations as Gale Measel criticized anti Trump Democrats and framed the process as a hoax.
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Robert Mueller
Capitol Hill
House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees
Russia
Donald J. Trump
Mueller
Trump
Gale Measel
Lawrence County
Republican Committee
Measel
House Intelligence Committee
Free eye exams and glasses arrive via mobile clinic
Vision To Learn offers free eye exams and glasses to children, bringing a mobile vision clinic to Croton United Methodist Church as part of a summer feeding site. The program notes that unseen vision issues can affect school performance and behavior, with over 225000 free glasses provided nationwide and more than 1800 exams in the Pittsburgh area.
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Nancy Lowry
Alexander Nusz
Amanda
Gabriel
Alexander
Vision To
Croton United Methodist Church
Mark Scaramuzzi
Croton
Vision To Learn
Scaramuzzi
Pittsburgh
Scara
Second suspect charged in Hopson murder
Police say Eddie James Robinson Jr. of Youngstown was charged with homicide robbery conspiracy to commit robbery burglary conspiracy to commit burglary and aggravated cruelty to animals for his role in the May 23 Hopson homicide. U S Marshals seized over 18500 and receipts for cash purchases in Pennsylvania South Carolina and New York during the arrest linked to Khalil Champ Hopson.
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Sharon
U.S
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
New York
Khalil “Champ” Hopson
Eddie James Robinson Jr
Youngstown
Hopson
Robinson
Alexis Evonna Holmes
Halco Drive
New Castle
Federal government to resume executions for first time since 2003
The Justice Department said it will resume federal executions beginning in December, scheduling five death-row inmates all accused of murdering children. Attorney General Barr cited upholding the rule of law, while the move intensifies debate as Democrats largely oppose capital punishment ahead of the 2020 elections.
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Vilear
William Barr
Edgefield
S.C
Justice Department
Washington
Bureau of Prisons
Barr
Donald Trump
Joe Biden
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