Weinstein expected to turn himself in in New York case
Harvey Weinstein is expected to surrender to face sexual assault charges in New York linked to a 2004 Miramax office meeting with Lucia Evans who alleged an assault. The case fits a broader pattern of accusations from more than 80 women across multiple cities.
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Lawmakers briefed on origins of FBI Russia probe
Republican and Democratic lawmakers held classified briefings on the FBI Russia investigation. White House lawyers attended, drawing criticism from Democrats who said no evidence of FBI misconduct was shown. Authorities including Rod Rosenstein, Christopher Wray, and Dan Coats attended.
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Investigators link Russian unit to MH17 downing
An international inquiry ties the Buk Telar system used to shoot down Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 to the 53rd anti aircraft missile brigade based in Kursk Russia. Prosecutors stress ongoing questions about the brigade’s level of involvement amid Russia's denials and calls for witnesses.
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Border Patrol Opioid Seizures Rise At U S Southern Border
A McCaskill report shows Border Patrol seized over 3500 pounds of opioids from 2013 to 2017, most near the southern border, with fentanyl up nearly 72 percent in one year. Heroin remains the largest category, and 70 percent of seizures occurred more than 10 miles inside the United States.
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Trump awards Medal of Honor to Navy SEAL Slabinski
President Trump awarded the Medal of Honor to Master Chief Britt K. Slabinski for a 2002 Battle of Takur Ghar rescue mission in Afghanistan. Slabinski risked heavy enemy fire while leading a recon task force to save a wounded teammate after a helicopter was downed.
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