President weighs pardon for Muhammad Ali amid clemency review
President Trump said he is considering pardoning Muhammad Ali as part of a broader clemency review that could include other individuals who were treated unfairly by the justice system. He said recommendations may come from athletes who protested racial injustice, and noted the Ali case is among thousands under study.
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Four Palestinians Dead as Gaza Border Protests Turn Violent
Gaza health officials report at least four protesters killed and more than 600 wounded as thousands gather at the Gaza border fence near Rafah and Gaza City. A French AFP photographer was wounded while documenting the clashes amid calls against the blockade.
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Trump signals support for states deciding if pot is legal
President Trump voiced inclination to back a bipartisan bill easing the federal marijuana ban. The measure would let states set cannabis rules while keeping some limits such as no sales to under 21.
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