Parade price tag: Up to thirty million dollars
The Trump administration probes a large Washington parade costing up to 30 million dollars, depending on troops and equipment, with Pentagon options in response to his request. Separately, a United flight from San Francisco to Hawaii experienced an engine cover break, and Elizabeth Warren criticizes Trump for calling her Pocahontas. Mitt Romney plans to announce a bid for Utah’s Senate seat, delaying due to the Florida school shooting.
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Three hurt in NSA Fort Meade incident
An unauthorized vehicle tried to enter the National Security Agency campus at Fort Meade sparking a confrontation that left three injured. FBI officials said the incident appeared isolated with no terrorism link. Two occupants were detained as the investigation continues.
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Karzai defies critics as Afghan debate over U S role intensifies
Former Afghan president Hamid Karzai, in Kabul interview, questions U S bases and motives while warning of a larger regional competition. He argues Washington seeks a long term footprint amid rival powers, drawing support from Zalmay Khalilzad for sanctioning Pakistanis.
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VA Secretary Shulkin faces probe over travel with wife
The VA internal watchdog report says David Shulkin improperly accepted Wimbledon tickets and that staff doctored emails to show he was being honored. It accuses him and his aide of misconduct and says he should repay over 4000 for his spouse’s airfare during a 11 day Europe trip mixing business and sightseeing.
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