Los Angeles officer charged in cadet sex case
Los Angeles police officer Robert Cain 31 faces two counts each of oral copulation lewd acts and unlawful sex with a 15 year old cadet. He remains in custody on separate weapons charges as arraignment is delayed. If convicted he could get up to seven years eight months in prison.
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White House reshuffles as Spicer exits amid Russia probe
President Trump shakes up White House staff with Sean Spicer resigning and Anthony Scaramucci named communications director. Sarah Sanders to assume press secretary duties as the legal team is reorganized with John Dowd Ty Cobb and Jay Sekulow joining. Spicer departs in August.
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Violence erupts over shrine in Jerusalem clashes
Six people die as tensions spill into violence on Friday. In Halamish West Bank a teen attacker infiltrates a family home and fatally stabs three Israelis during Sabbath dinner. Abbas freezes ties with Israel as metal detectors at the Jerusalem shrine spark protests and clashes across Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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Minneapolis Police Chief Harteau Resigns Under Mayor Pressure
MPD Chief Janee Harteau steps down at mayor Betsy Hodges request after last weekend’s shooting of an unarmed Australian woman Justine Damond. Hodges cites lost public confidence and need for new leadership to rebuild trust in policing.
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State Department bans travel to North Korea
The United States will bar American citizens from traveling to North Korea starting next month under a geographical travel restriction. The policy follows Otto Warmbier's death in custody and Pyongyangs advancing nuclear program, with travel limited to a special validation passport on a case by case basis for humanitarian or other purposes.
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