Pentagon cancels $1 billion interceptor project
The Pentagon terminates the Boeing missile defense contract citing major design flaws and cost concerns. It also signals a broader review of next generation interceptors amid rapid tech change and possible new approaches to defending against ICBMs.
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Deficit to exceed 1 trillion dollars next fiscal year
The Congressional Budget Office projects a deficit over 1 trillion dollars in the next fiscal year, with this year at 960 billion. The long term deficit rises due to aging, health care spending and the new budget deal, despite lower interest rate forecasts and higher near term growth.
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Trump moves to end Flores limits on migrant detention
The Trump administration seeks to extend detention of migrant families beyond the 20 day Flores settlement. The plan faces court challenges and political backlash from Democrats and immigrant advocates. Mexico says it will monitor detention conditions and assist affected families while legal fights loom.
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Texas executes killer for 1998 Melissa Trotter death
Larry Swearingen, 48, was executed in Huntsville for the abduction, rape and killing of 19 year old Melissa Trotter, a suburban Houston community college student, in December 1998. He maintained innocence as the 12th U.S. execution this year and the fourth in Texas.
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Sanctuary aids Parkland survivors heal in Coral Springs
Eagles' Haven in Coral Springs opened to serve Parkland survivors from Stoneman Douglas after the 2018 mass shooting. The free wellness center offers classes and casual counseling, funded by Broward County Children's Services Council and run by JAFCO, with 800-plus visitors and 100 families referred to therapists.
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