"It Broke Me." Trevor Noah Looks at the Philando Castile Dashcam Footage
Mother and child had just seen a Minnesota police officer shoot Reynold's boyfriend, Philando Castile multiple times during a traffic stop. The police officer said he could smell marijuana in the deceased's vehicle when he pulled him over.
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Speaker Ryan visits Scalise following additional surgeries
The man who shot senior Republican congressman Steve Scalise and others at a congressional baseball practice session this week had a list containing the names of three politicians, officials said. On Thursday, Scalise, the House majority whip, had another operation to fix a bone in his leg. House Majority Whip Rep. Steve Scalise was the only congressman injured in the shooting.
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Scalise Family: This Father's Day Has a Special Meaning
When Scalise arrived at MedStar Washington Hospital after the shooting , the doctor who treated him said Scalise was in shock from blood loss and was on the brink of death. Patient is acutely ill. "[Scalise] will require additional operations to manage abdominal injuries and other broken bones". Predicting the length of that hospital stay will be much easier after a few more days have passed.
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Census: Every Ethnic Group Growing, Whites At Slowest Rate
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the Asian population recently grew by 3 percent to 21.4 million and people who identified as being of two or more races grew by 3 percent to 8.5 million. The nation's median age is 37.9 years as of July 1, 2016, compared to 35.3 years in 2000, the Census Bureau reported Thursday. The state's Hispanic population, including all races, also has gained ground, from an estimated 483,000 to 562,000 over the same period, growing from 13.4 to about 15.7 percent ...
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NCAA levies sanctions on Louisville, suspension on Rick Pitino
On Thursday, Jurich said the NCAA's penalties were more severe than he imagined. But this is over the top. No, quite frankly, what's inconceivable and unbelievable is Pitino's defense that he really didn't know the sex parties were happening.
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Senate GOP health bill would overhaul Obama law
Those senators - Rand Paul of Kentucky, Ted Cruz of Texas, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Mike Lee of Utah - released a statement stating that while they cannot support the bill as its now written, they are open to negotiating changes that could ultimately win their support.
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Gunman who shot United States politician Steve Scalise acted alone, says Federal Bureau of Investigation
According to the Los Angeles Times , Louisiana Congressman Steve Scalise appears to be on the road to recovery just one week after being badly injured in a shooting at an Alexandria, Virginia baseball field where he and other Republican congressmen were practicing for an annual charity baseball game against the Democrats.
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Senate GOP health bill: Cut Medicaid, end no-coverage fines
Beginning in 2020, the Senate measure would also limit the federal funds states get each year for Medicaid . To help pay for its expanded coverage to around 20 million more people, Obama's law increased taxes on higher income people, medical industry companies and others, totaling around $1 trillion over a decade.
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Congress hears details of Russia's election meddling
Jeh Johnson , who led the Homeland Security Department until the end of the Obama administration , added that his department had issued warnings about hacking into voter registration databases. Johnson said, however, that if he were to do it over again, he would have "camped out" in front of the DNC's headquarters. He said he and his team spent 10 years researching cyber vulnerabilities of election equipment.
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Ex-cop avoids charges in killing of 23yo Milwaukee man
The trial for the 25-year-old officer began Monday, June 12. The verdict came a day after the jury began deliberations , 10 months after the fatal shooting. The encounter began when Heaggan-Brown and two other cops said they saw Sylville Smith's rental auto parked a foot away from a curb and suspected a drug deal was taking place.
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Washington lawmakers heading toward another overtime session
The Legislature slid out of its second special session and into a third Wednesday without any visible sign of a deal on the operating budget. "If the Legislature does not approve budgets by June 30, several state agencies will go through full or partial operations shutdowns", the notification stated.
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Sean Spicer Thinks Reporters At Press Briefings Want YouTube Fame
Comey after all. White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at the Thursday press briefing that President Trump wants to keep working for the best possible health care legislation. " We continue to follow that and so there is a bit of snarkiness now with the press because, again, I think a lot of them are more focused about getting their clip on air there than they are of actually taking the time to understand an issue ", he concluded before Ingraham shifted to other topics.



