Trump won’t seek to block Comey testimony on Russia probe
White House says President Trump will not invoke executive privilege to block James Comey from testifying to Senate Intel Committee. Comey’s Thursday appearance will be his first public comments since May 9 firing, as lawmakers push for full disclosure of interactions and investigations involving Russia links.
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Sweet incentive pies bite back at Roswell McDonalds
Nicholas Snowberger hosts a playful incentive at his four Roswell McDonalds where brother Chris, the south side manager, pieed him in the face to boost team motivation. The moment drew laughs as family members watched including Rolanda Keene and Joshua Snowberger.
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Bail reforms take hold in New Mexico amid shift in legal culture
New Mexico's judiciary enacts a statewide overhaul of bail and pretrial detention to release non dangerous defendants while keeping high risk individuals jailed. The Supreme Court sets release procedures for all courts and the reforms take effect July 1, following a November constitutional amendment expanding risk based release and pretrial options. Justice Charles Daniels cites improved safety and rights outcomes.
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Roswell Man Missing After Morning Disappearance
Roswell police seek help locating Sergio Alexander Salas 30 last seen by his mother on May 25 at their East Morningside Drive home. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
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New Mexico works to lift enrollment in child care aid
New Mexico expands outreach as two thirds of eligible families still do not enroll in government funded child care assistance. Children Youth and Families Secretary Monique Jacobson says the agency aims to raise awareness while leaders seek ways to cut poverty and keep children safe from abuse or neglect linked to caregiver stress.
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Florida factory shooting ends with five dead and one suicide
A fired worker at Fiamma Inc. in Orange County returned with a semi automatic pistol and killed five people before taking his own life as sirens neared. Sheriff Demings said John Robert Neumann Jr., a 45 year old Army veteran who lived alone, was the shooter. The incident occurred after he slipped in through a rear door at the large awning factory.
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