Syrian government raises revolt flag over Daraa
For the first time in more than seven years the Syrian government raised its flag over Daraa the cradle of the 2011 uprising. State media filmed officials hoisting the two star banner amid rubble near the Omani Mosque once the protest site. Government forces now control Daraa and plan to clear remaining opposition pockets along the Golan frontier with IS tied threats.
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High level delegation to Mexico for talks with Lopez Obrador
Secretary of State Pompeo leads a U S delegation to Mexico City to meet President elect Lopez Obrador and outgoing President Pena Nieto. The talks aim to improve ties and press Mexico to curb Central American migration while offering economic rewards. Also attending are Jared Kushner Kirstjen Nielsen and Steven Mnuchin.
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Kirstjen Nielsen
Treasury
Steven T. Mnuchin
Trump blasts May in London over Brexit and protests
Trump slams Theresa May and London mayor Sadiq Khan in a Sun interview as protests loom over his Britain visit. He warns May’s Brexit plan could kill U S trade deals and says Johnson would be a strong prime minister. Demonstrators gather outside the U S ambassador residence ahead of planned balloon protest.
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Feud erupts as Strzok hearing pit Democrats against Republicans
A congressional hearing on FBI agent Peter Strzok devolved into shouting matches over political bias as Republicans accused Strzok and the FBI of politically motivated probes into Trump, while Democrats framed the session as an effort to protect Mueller. The day featured personal jabs, heated exchanges, and a tense atmosphere on Capitol Hill.
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Trump admin moves to reunite youngest migrant kids
More than half of the 103 children under five separated from parents at the U S Mexico border have been reunited while others remain in custody or with deported parents. Judge Sabraw set a July 26 deadline for older children and the government plans to release a list to the ACLU.
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Homeland Security
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Jeff Sessions
United States
Till case reopens as author interview cited in renewed probe
FBI contacted a North Carolina author after he published a book on Emmett Till citing a witness who admitted false testimony. Duke scholar Timothy Tyson provided recordings fueling renewed federal scrutiny, while experts weigh possible legal paths and the ages of suspects. The Till case, closed in 2007, may see new charges if new information links to others.
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Tucker Carrington
University of Mississippi Law School
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