Saudi loosens guardianship rules allowing passport travel
Roundup covers Saudi Arabia ending male guardian control on passports and travel with new laws to take effect by month end. Also reports Trump dropping DNI nomination Ratcliffe, Florida and other states declare health emergencies over hepatitis A outbreaks, and a bipartisan debt dealLimits set for Pentagon and budget, Senate approves.
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U.S. to test missile after INF treaty collapse
United States moves to test a new land based missile system after scrapping the INF agreement with Russia. Officials say the U S will pursue weapons development previously banned and may position future systems in Europe or Asia as a counter to Russia and China.
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Puerto Rico swears in Pierluisi as governor amid chaos
Gov. Ricardo Rossello resigns, Pierluisi sworn in in a recess move. Uncertainty grows as Senate confirmation looms and San Juan fights the oath, with protests and legal questions surrounding the constitutional transfer of power.
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Trump Plays Down North Korea Missile Tests
President Donald Trump minimizes North Korea missile tests and praises Kim Jong Un as a friend with a great and beautiful vision. He asserts no violation of his 2018 Singapore commitments while noting U.N. concerns and hopes for renewed denuclearization talks.
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Judge urges firing officer in Garner death case
An administrative judge recommends firing NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo for his role in Eric Garner’s 2014 chokehold death. The final decision rests with Police Commissioner James ONeill, with protests outside headquarters and ongoing appeals by Pantaleo’s defense.
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