Hillary Clinton's rivals dig in day after campaign rally
The day after her big rally in New York, both sides of the aisle took aim at the former secretary of state.Read More ...
Spokane NAACP leader cancels meeting amid furor
SPOKANE,
Wash. (AP) — The leader of the Spokane NAACP, Rachel Dolezal, has
canceled a chapter meeting Monday where she was expected to speak about
the furor sparked over her racial identity.Read More ...
Stephen Curry finds the stroke as Golden State takes a 3-2 NBA Finals lead
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New York prison escapee turns 35 on ninth day of manhunt
As
the hunt for a pair of inmates who escaped from an upstate New York
prison entered its ninth day on Sunday, new details emerged about how a
female prison worker now under arrest promised to help them in a daring
breakout. Sunday also marked the 35th birthday of David Sweat, the
younger of the two convicted killers who broke out of Clinton
Correctional Facility in Dannemora by cutting through a steel wall and
slithering through a steam pipe to a manhole on the street outside the
prison's walls. Sweat and Richard Matt, 48, were discovered missing from
their adjoining cells in the maximum security prison, located about 20
miles (32 km) south of the Canadian border, at 5:30 a.m. on June 6.Read More ...
The voice of opposition past, Justice Kennedy may save Obamacare now
By
Joan Biskupic WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Justice Anthony Kennedy was
furious when a majority on the U.S. Supreme Court upheld President
Barack Obama’s healthcare law. As he read the dissenting opinion from
the bench three years ago, his anger was palpable. It amounts instead to
a vast judicial over-reaching.” That was Kennedy on June 28, 2012.Read More ...
Prosecutor says escaped killers used contractors' tools
DANNEMORA,
N.Y. (AP) — The two killers who cut their way out of a maximum-security
prison apparently used tools routinely stored there by contractors,
taking care to return them to their toolboxes after each night's work so
that no one would notice, a prosecutor said Sunday.Read More ...
Pope eyes worldwide audience for environment encyclical
VATICAN
CITY (AP) — Pope Francis is looking for a global audience for his
upcoming encyclical on the environment, saying Sunday it's meant for
everyone, not just Catholics.Read More ...
Source: U.S. plans to store heavy arms in Baltic, Eastern Europe
The
United States plans to store heavy military equipment in the Baltics
and Eastern European nations to reassure allies unnerved by Russia's
intervention in Ukraine and to deter further aggression, U.S. officials
said. The move would be the first time Washington has stationed heavy
military equipment in the newer NATO member states that were once in the
Soviet sphere of influence or - in the case of the three Baltic
republics - part of the Soviet Union.Read More ...
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