Scalise critical but improving, will require additional operations: Hospital
Practice for tonight's Congressional baseball game began Wednesday just after 6 a.m. Moolenaar had taken batting practice and had proceeded over to the batting cages to get some extra swings when he first heard shots along the first baseline.
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Trump says Scalise 'took a bullet' for all of us
MedStar Washington Hospital Center said Scalise had surgery Thursday related to his internal injuries and a broken bone in his leg, and "will require additional operations". Scalise said in the statement. Scalise sustained a single gunshot wound in the hip that traveled across the congressman's body to his other hip - called a transpelvic gunshot wound, according to Sava, who spoke to reporters at a news conference Friday afternoon.
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Trump acknowledges for first time he's under investigation
The president has also continuously called the Russian Federation probe a " witch hunt ", using the phrase in at least eight tweets since March. The letter said the investigation would also probe Comey's testimony that Loretta Lynch, attorney general under former U.S.
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Philando Castile death: Fate of police officer now in jury's han
Paul suburb. Prosecutor Jeffrey Paulsen painted Yanez as an unreliable witness during his closing arguments, saying that the officer acted prematurely and that Castile "never reached for his gun, let alone put his hands on it", the Star Tribune reports .
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Trump's deputy attorney general Rosenstein issues cryptic statement about anonymous sources
Trump posted . " Witch Hunt ". He also claimed that the person investigating him advised him to fire Comey, though it's unclear whom he was referring to. According to a close personal acquaintance of President Trump , the commander-in-chief is more than willing to toss Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein into the woodchipper if it means saving his own ass.
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US Lawmakers File Anti-Trump Lawsuit for Alleged Abuse of Constitution
The lawsuit said heavy spending by foreign diplomats and embassies at the Trump International Hotel just a few blocks from the White House, payments by foreign entities at his Trump Tower and Trump International Tower in NY, and other business operations effectively violate the US Constitution's ban on presidents enriching themselves while in office.
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Neighbors Describe The Man Who Opened Fire At A Baseball Practice
And I met a man and a woman who said that they don't agree on President Donald Trump , but they're still friends. Before the game, all players bowed their heads for a moment of silence and prayer to honor Scalise. And we know that the shooter was politically active. Duncan said he spoke with Hodgkinson briefly before the shooting, when the would-be assassin asked him in the parking lot if the players on the field were Republicans or Democrats.
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Tweets react to Amazon buying Whole Foods, riff on overpriced groceries
On June 16, Amazon announced that it would be acquiring Whole Foods Market for an astounding $13.7 billion. According to the CNBC article, Whole Foods Market has been under scrutiny for its poor performance; investors of the company have suggested the chain merge with another grocer.
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Comey firing to be investigated by Senate panel, new report says
Mark Warner of Virginia, the panel's top Democrat, didn't provide any other details regarding the meeting. The tweets were clear signs of the president's frustration and anger over the revelation, published on Wednesday evening in The Washington Post , about the investigation by Mueller, who is heading an independent probe into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Jury Finds Minnesota Cop Not Guilty In Shooting Of Philando Castile
Castile had earlier informed Yanez he had a firearm, which he had a permit to carry. Outside the courthouse, Valerie Castile said Yanez got away with "murder", noting that her son was wearing a seatbelt and in a auto with his girlfriend and her then-4-year-old daughter when he was shot.
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Wounded NCCU grad throws out first pitch at annual Congressional Baseball game
Organizers made a decision to go on with the game on Wednesday, hours after the shooting . Bailey, who injured his ankle during the shooting while returning fire on shooter James Hodgkinson , received huge applause as he walked towards the pitcher's mound.
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ACLU: Michelle Carter Conviction Violates First Amendment
After his death, it emerged that Carter , then 17, had texted him, asking when he was going to take his life, prosecutors said in court. Carter was 17 in July 2014 when she encouraged Roy (18) whom she called her boyfriend, to kill himself.




