Buck Bucked By Power Used To Drug Men And Die
Probes rose after Gemmel Moore 26 was found dead in Democratic donor Ed Buck’s home in 2017 and Timothy Dean 55 in 2018. Authorities said insufficient evidence to charge Buck. A third man reportedly overdosed after Buck allegedly drugged him in September. Buck was arrested this week for operating a drug house and called a violent predator. Buck historically funded Democratic causes and led a 1980s impeachment drive. Senate budget feuds over Pentagon funding and Trump border wall plans continued as politicians clashed over spending and policy. A National Park Service report warns border wall work near Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument could damage archaeological sites and natural resources.
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Trump taps Robert OBrien as new national security adviser
President Trump names Robert OBrien longtime hostage envoy as his fourth national security adviser amid Iran tensions and stalled Afghanistan talks. He replaces John Bolton and will advise on Saudi crisis and broader foreign policy.
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U.S. calls Saudi oil attack an Iranian act of war
Secretary of State Pompeo framed the Saudi oil site raid as an Iranian act of war. Saudi officials displayed drone wreckage and missiles they attributed to Iran while Iran denied involvement and warned of retaliation. President Trump moves to intensify sanctions as U.S.-Iran tensions rise.
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Johnson faces EU flak as UK court challenge brews over Brexit
European Parliament blames Britain for a potential no deal as Prime Minister Boris Johnson fights to justify suspending Parliament for five weeks amid looming Brexit. In London the Supreme Court hears whether the suspension violated constitutional principles while opponents call it an attack on democracy.
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Netanyahu’s political future in doubt after close Israel vote
With over 90 percent counted, Benny Gantz’s Blue and White leads 33 seats to 32 for Netanyahu’s Likud in the 120-member Knesset. Avigdor Lieberman may be kingmaker, urging a unity government as Netanyahu faces possible indictment on bribery fraud and breach of trust.
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