Trump vows to sue accusers amid Gettysburg speech
In Gettysburg, Donald Trump pledged to sue every woman who has accused him of sexual assault, calling them liars and blaming Democrats. He insisted the threats would come after the election, while outlining a policy agenda for his first 100 days. Clinton dismissed the tactic as inaccurate and urged voters to compare offerings. The speech echoed calls to curb federal hiring, impose a two year migrant reentry sentence, and block AT T Time Warner merger.
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Stray cats join New York fight against rats plan
In New York City feral cats patrol streets and buildings to curb rats. Volunteers trained by the NYC Feral Cat Initiative trap, spay or neuter, vaccinate, and return cats to home turf with some ending up in rat hotspots like delis, bodegas, car lots, and a Greenwich Village church grounds. The Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals oversees the effort, backed by about 6,000 volunteers and a network of 150 groups. experts note many feral cats are former pets, while some perish from disease, malnutrition, or vehicle strikes.
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Virginians register in extension of voter deadline
More than 27,000 Virginians registered to vote during a brief extension after a federal judge ordered the deadline reopened. U S Senior Judge Claude Hilton kept registration open until 11 59 p m Friday with online applications totaling 27 952 as of the deadline and more will be counted from in person and mailed registrations in the days ahead.
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Appeals court revives Abu Ghraib inmates lawsuit
A federal appeals court revived a lawsuit by four former Abu Ghraib inmates who allege torture by civilian contractors. The 4th Circuit ruled the acts could be subject to judicial review even under military control, sending the case back to Judge Lee, who recused himself.
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