Temer Refuses to Quit as Brazil Faces Corruption Probe
Brazilian President Michel Temer rejected calls to resign amid allegations he endorsed hush payments to former lawmaker Eduardo Cunha. The Supreme Court opened an investigation, markets fell, and Temer insisted he did not authorize any payments or silence. The Globo report described a nearly 39-minute recording, which Temer denied.
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Trump lashes out over Mueller probe as election battle rages
President Trump vents anger on Twitter over Robert Mueller's appointment as special counsel. He accuses the investigation of being a witch hunt, while aides warn the tactic could backfire among Republicans and risk alienating supporters. He defends himself, repeats no collusion claims, and seeks unity with his base.
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Tulsa acquittal sparks racial wounds in city
Tulsa leaders say white officer Betty Jo Shelby’s manslaughter verdict for killing unarmed black man Terence Crutcher reopens racial tensions in Oklahoma’s second largest city. Crutcher’s family and supporters call for Shelby to be barred from patrolling Tulsa streets and for concrete measures to address disparities. Protests remained peaceful as officials emphasize de‑escalation and continued right to protest.
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Las Vegas police held unarmed man after chase at casino
Relatives of Tasha S Brown demand criminal charges against officer Kenneth Lopera after video shows seven stun gun uses, punches, and a rear naked choke. They urge firing, probe into misconduct, and an end to neck restraints. Coral County official notes the carotid hold is banned in many cities.
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Car plows into Times Square crowd killing teen
A 26-year-old Bronx man, Richard Rojas, drove a car onto a Times Square sidewalk for blocks killing an 18 year old tourist from Michigan and injuring others. Police say he heard voices and feared death. mayor says no terrorism link.
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