Missouri Bans Marriage of 15 Year Olds Nationwide
Governor Mike Parson signed Senate Bill 655 ending Missouri’s lenient practice that allowed 15 year olds to wed with minimal approvals. The minimum age rises to 16 with parental signoff for 16 or 17 year olds, and licenses won’t be issued to adults marrying someone 16 or younger.
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Missouri
Mike Parson
Kansas City Star
Trump wraps up turbulent UK visit with Brexit scrutiny
President Donald Trump ends a chaotic 30 hour London trip amid protests pageantry and diplomatic reversals. He defends the US-UK relationship, meets Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor, and faces fallout from his Sun interview criticizing Theresa May and Brexit plans.
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Donald Trump
England
U.S
Theresa May
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Scotland
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Vladimir Putin
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May
Europe
Novichok bottle linked to Amesbury poisoning probe
British detectives say a small bottle found at a Amesbury home tested positive for Novichok, the nerve agent tied to the Salisbury case. Dawn Sturgess died, Charlie Rowley remains in recovery, as officers continue tests and searches for the source, with no evidence of deliberate targeting.
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Soviet Union
Dawn Sturgess
Charlie Rowley
England
Salisbury
Sturgess
Rowley
Metropolitan Police
Sergei Skripal
Yulia
Amesbury
Skripals
Neil Basu
Britain
Basu
Foreign Office
U.K
Rollestone Street
John Baker
Federal plan to reunite migrants under court order in San Diego
Federal officials plan to return up to 200 migrant children daily to parents as part of a court ordered reunification. Judge Dana Sabraw praised progress on the 103 youngest children and urged an orderly process for the larger group, noting some reunifications occurred without notice and some families may not be reunited due to criminal or deportation issues.
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U.s.-Mexico
U.S. District Court
San Diego
Dana Sabraw
Sabraw
American Civil Liberties Union
Deadliest Pakistan attacks kill 132 before Sharif arrest
In Baluchistan and other regions 132 people die as bombings strike during Pakistan's election campaign. Among the dead is candidate Siraj Raisani from the Baluchistan Awami Party and 128 others killed in Mastung. IS claims responsibility and 300 wounded. Nawaz Sharif returns to face a prison sentence amid security sweeps and protests.
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Baluchistan
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Maryam Sharif
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Siraj Raisani
Islamic State Group
Aamaq
Raisani
South Asia
Britain
Pakistan Muslim League Party
Shahbaz Sharif
Pakistan Muslim League
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