Eagle feather lands Cuomo in legal trouble
Gov. Andrew Cuomo recounted retrieving an eagle feather during a Adirondacks event, unknowingly admitting a crime under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act. The law prohibits non Native Americans from possessing eagle parts and carries fines up to 100000 dollars or one year in prison. The spokesman said the family did not know the law and will return or donate the feather.
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Albany
N.Y
Adirondacks
Andrew Cuomo
Saranac Lake
New York Democrat
Cuomo
Associated Press
Richard Azzopardi
Azzopardi
Fish and Wildlife Service
Erdogan warns of U S Turkey alliance under strain
President Erdogan writes in the New York Times that the long-standing NATO partnership faces breaking point amid disputes over the 2016 coup attempt Syria sanctions and Turkey's steel reliance. He urges Washington to reverse unilateralism or risk seeking new allies.
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Turkey
United States
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
New York Times
U.S
NATO
Syria
Erdogan
Donald Trump
Trump
Ankara
Russia
Incirlik
Iran
China
Afghan Ghazni siege tests Afghan forces and U S advisers
U S advisers join Afghan troops in Ghazni as Taliban militants push to seize parts of the eastern city amid air strikes by NATO allies. Afghan officials say government control remains in place as battles unfold and calls for a possible Eid al Adha cease fire surface.
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Afghanistan
United States
Ghazni
Taliban
NATO
Martin O’donnell
U.S
Washington
Uzbekistan
Talo News
Paktia
Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai
Abdulaziz Kamilov
Sharif Yaffali
Ashraf Ghani
Eid al-Adha
Holy Fire contained at 41 percent amid California heat wave
The Holy Fire in Cleveland National Forest grew 35.5 square miles and destroyed 16 structures. Cooler weather and rising containment offered firefighters hope, as evacuation orders were lifted and arson suspect Forrest Clark faced a $1 million bail as his arraignment was postponed.
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Calif
California
Cleveland National Forest
Lynne Tolmachoff
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
Tolmachoff
Holy Jim Canyon
Forrest Clark
Omarosa secretly recorded White House conversations
Omarosa Manigault Newman revealed on Meet the Press that she secretly taped White House talks including her firing by John Kelly in the Situation Room. She says the recordings were for protection while promoting her book Unhinged. the White House denounced the move as a threat to national security.
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N.J
Omarosa Manigault Newman
White House
John Kelly
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NBC
Meet the Press
Associated Press
Manigault Newman
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Chuck Todd
Trump
Los Angeles
Situation Room
Ronna McDaniel
Republican National Committee
America
Sarah Huckabee Sanders
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