Secret Service shoots armed man at White House checkpoint
A Secret Service officer fired at a man who approached a White House checkpoint with a gun and refused to drop the weapon. The gunman, identified as Jesse Oliveri of Ashland Pennsylvania, was wounded and taken to a hospital in critical condition. The White House was briefly on alert with no other injuries reported.
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Oklahoma governor vetoes bill criminalizing abortion
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin vetoed a measure that would have made abortion a felony for doctors and restricted licenses. Fallin called the bill vague and unlikely to survive legal challenges, saying it could not overturn Roe v. Wade. Senator Nathan Dahm, the bill’s sponsor, weighed options after the veto.
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Native American site may delay 3.8B pipeline Da0a .com Dakota Access Pipeline
Native American groups threaten to challenge the Dakota Access Pipeline project valued at 3.8 billion dollars, arguing delays and potential environmental impacts. The dispute centers on regulatory approval timing and affected tribal lands, with activists planning protests and legal action to halt or slow construction.
Pipeline delay possible over Iowa Native site findings
The discovery of a possible Native American cultural site in northwest Iowa could force Dakota Access LLC to relocate its 3.8 billion oil pipeline route. Iowa state archaeologist John Doershuk said details should clarify next week as site characteristics ownership and jurisdiction are confirmed and construction activities may shift if relocation becomes necessary.
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Trump at NRA targets Clinton over gun limits in Louisville
At the National Rifle Association convention in Louisville Kentucky Donald Trump assailed Hillary Clinton for heartless gun restrictions and urged her to release a list of Supreme Court nominees He touted ending gun free zones and accused Clinton of aiming to abolish the Second Amendment while vowing stronger defense appeals to women The Clinton campaign dismissed his proposals as radical and dangerous.
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