Trump weighs Iran nuclear deal upheaval after looming deadline
President Trump teases a decision on the 2015 Iran accord ahead of a self imposed deadline. A possible U S withdrawal or retention of elements would impact Middle East tensions and U S European and Russian relations. John Bolton’s opposition raises odds of immediate sanctions restoration.
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N Y attorney general resigns amid scandal
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced his resignation after four women accused him of physical violence in accounts published by The New Yorker. He will resign at the close of business today amid ongoing controversy and scrutiny.
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DHS reviews lag as states prep for midterm primaries
Half the states requesting DHS risk assessments have been reviewed. Indiana, NC, Ohio already completed on site checks while West Virginia plans to request before November. DHS provides remote cyber scanning to 33 states and 32 local offices amid concerns of Russian interference.
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Putin outlines plan to push Russia into top five economies
Putin in his fourth term vow to modernize Russia focusing on technology and agro industries, accelerate development, and boost exports. He aims for a 50 percent GDP rise by 2024 despite sanctions and oil-price volatility, while stressing national security and economic diversification.
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HUD chief sued over suspension of desegregation rule
Fair housing advocates plan to sue the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development and HUD Secretary Ben Carson for suspending the 2015 rule that required 1 200 communities to assess segregation and draft desegregation plans in order to keep federal funding. The suit argues the suspension was unlawful and bypassed public notice and comment.
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Zero tolerance border policy announced by Sessions sparks detentions
Attorney General Jeff Sessions unveiled a zero tolerance plan that makes all illegal border crossings a crime, potentially flooding detention centers and courts. Families may be separated with children placed in shelters while parents face detention, though asylum seekers at crossings can stay together during eligibility interviews.
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