Barrack freed on 250 million bail in UAE influence case
Tom Barrack 74, chair of Donald Trump’s inaugural committee, released on 250 million bail with electronic monitoring after arrest in Los Angeles. He faces charges of conspiring to influence US policy for the United Arab Emirates during the 2016 campaign and Trump’s presidency. Also charged: Matthew Grimes and Rashid al Malik.
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Aspen
Colorado
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Florida condo collapse ends search for bodies
Firefighters declared the search over at the Champlain Towers South site after removing more than 14,000 tons of debris. The June 24 collapse killed 97 and left one missing person possibly unidentified. authorities noted no more bodies were found, though a final remains case could still be pending.
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Confederate Forrest bust removed from Tennessee Capitol
The bust of Nathan Bedford Forrest, a Confederate general and early Klan leader, was moved from the Tennessee Capitol to the state museum along with two other busts after years of protest. The decision, approved by the State Building Commission, followed long political resistance and debates on honoring controversial figures.
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Charleston
South Carolina
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Virginia
Unvaccinated Americans Skeptical On COVID Shots Amid Delta Surge
A AP NORC poll finds 35 percent of unvaccinated adults unlikely to get shots and 45 percent definite no. Only 3 percent surely will get vaccinated, 16 percent probably will. Confidence in vaccines against variants is low, while 86 percent of the vaccinated express some confidence.
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