Hollywood removals of Confederate street names progress
Hollywood officials plan to rename three streets honoring Robert E. Lee John Bell Hood and Nathan Bedford Forrest to Liberty Hope and Freedom after a 15 year debate. The DMV waives license address changes and the postal service will forward mail at old and new addresses for 13 months.
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Travel ban blocked again by federal judges in two states
A Maryland judge joined a Hawaii ruling halting Trump’s new travel ban. The orders block enforcement for individuals with a bona fide U.S. connection while appeals proceed. Hawaii challengers include the state, a mosque, its imam and residents with relatives in affected countries.
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Rampage at Edgewood and Wilmington. gunman captured
A former employee with a violent past opened fire at Advanced Granite Solutions in Edgewood Maryland killing three and wounding two, then shot a man in Wilmington Delaware. Police tracked him along I 95. FBI and ATF aided. Prince, a felon with 42 arrests, was arrested in Delaware.
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Trump defends call to soldier's family amid rising criticism
President Trump rejects claims of disrespect toward the family of Sgt. L. David Johnson and clashes over empathy during condolences. The controversy widens as accounts from Wilson and Johnson's relatives challenge his description of the calls and a Washington Post report notes missing promises.
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Sessions backs Trump on Comey firing at Senate hearing
Attorney General Jeff Sessions defended President Trump’s firing of James Comey but refused to discuss confidential conversations with the president, deflating Democratic efforts to tie the move to the Russia inquiry. He maintained presidents may have private talks with cabinet members while reiterating no charges against Clinton were announced by Comey.
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