Trump weighs severe options against North Korea
The Associated Press reports President Trump says a pre emptive strike is possible but unlikely and would risk catastrophic war. Analysts note North Korea’s ICBM could threaten Alaska, with Seoul and Tokyo within range of artillery and missiles. General Dunford and Jim Mattis warn war would be costly and deadly, urging pressure while avoiding escalation.
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G-20 Summit Faces Protest Clashes in Hamburg
In Hamburg ahead of the G-20 summit police clashed with violent protesters using water cannons pepper spray and batons. The march drew about 12 000 participants as black hooded groups attacked vehicles and damaged windows. Police reported no immediate figures on arrests or injuries.
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Morva executed in Virginia after clemency bid fails
William Morva was put to death in Virginia for the 2006 killings of Cpl. Eric Sutphin and hospital security guard Derrick McFarland. Gov. McAuliffe rejected clemency despite appeals citing Morva’s delusional disorder. Morva declined to speak last words as the execution proceeded without incident.
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