Spicer exits as Trump reshuffles White House press team
White House press secretary Sean Spicer resigns over President Trump naming Anthony Scaramucci as communications director. Sanders named to replace Spicer, Scaramucci wowed reporters with a 37 minute interview while Trump praised Spicer’s TV ratings and work for the administration.
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Ailing McCain Faces Weeks of Recovery and Absence
Senate delays loom as Senator John McCain battles glioblastoma. His Mayo Clinic team will guide when he can return, with a possible pause lasting weeks to months. The absence tests party plans on key health care votes while lawmakers rely on staff to run offices.
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U S imposes travel ban for Americans to North Korea
The United States will bar U S citizens from traveling to North Korea and revoke passport usage for entry as a geographical travel restriction takes effect in late August. The move follows Otto Warmbier's death and aims to curb risks of arrest or long detentions under Pyongyang's law system while signaling intensified pressure over its nuclear and missile programs.
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Immigration sweep nets 123 in Texas with criminal records
Federal ICE round up of 123 immigrants in an eight day operation ended Wednesday. Most arrests occurred in San Antonio and South Texas cities Harlingen and Laredo. Officials say all had prior criminal convictions and originate from Mexico Honduras or Guatemala.
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Attorneys general urge Trump to keep immigrant program
New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas joined 19 other Democratic attorneys general urging President Trump to preserve DACA. The coalition says 800,000 recipients bolster universities and employers and support local economies. The letter, led by California AG Xavier Becerra, follows Republican calls to end the program.
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