| Kirsten Gillibrand, Bill De Blasio Call To Abolish ICE Posted: 29 Jun 2018 08:42 AM PDT  What do New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
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| The coming war over Trump's next Supreme Court nominee Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:45 PM PDT  Immediately after Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement from the Supreme Court on Wednesday, pro-choice and civil rights organizations across the country started preparing for a fight.
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| Suspect in deadly Maryland newspaper shooting charged with five counts of murder Posted: 29 Jun 2018 08:39 AM PDT  The suspect had a long-standing grudge against the Capital Gazette ever since a story accurately described his 2011 conviction for harassing a woman.
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| Here's A Look At Disney World’s Toy Story Land Posted: 29 Jun 2018 11:59 AM PDT  On Saturday, the long-awaited Toy Story Land will officially open at Walt
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| Divers progress in search for missing Thai children trapped in cave Posted: 30 Jun 2018 04:51 AM PDT  Rescue divers reached several kilometres inside a flooded cave Saturday where 12 boys and their football coach have been trapped for a week, offering a flicker of hope for the harrowing search. There has been no contact with the boys, aged 11 to 16, and their coach since they went into the Tham Luang cave in northern Thailand last weekend and were hemmed in by heavy rains that blocked the entrance. The desperate, round-the-clock search for the team has been beset by torrential downpours that submerged tunnels near the entrance, blocking divers from going in. But Navy SEAL divers reached a T-junction in the depths of the cave just one to two miles from where the boys are believed to be, Chiang Rai governor Narongsak Osottanakorn said. Divers reached the same spot earlier in the week but were forced back by rushing floodwaters. An ethnic Akha woman prays for the return of the missing members of an under-16 football team Credit: Reuters This time, divers planted bottles of oxygen along the tunnel walls so swimmers navigating the muddy pools with almost no visibility could stay under for longer. Water levels inside the complex labyrinth of tunnels finally dropped thanks to dozens of pumps set up to drain the floods even as heavy rain continued to pound the area near the Myanmar and Laos borders. "The situation is better today than yesterday and the day before. Water has receded considerably and we are pumping out water in all chambers (near the entrance)," Narongsak told reporters. As the search for the boys hit its seventh day, attention turned to their chances of survival inside the cave with little or no food and light. The group likely has access to fresh water - either dripping in through rocks or rushing in through the entrance - but experts warned that runoff water from nearby farms could carry dangerous chemicals or bacteria. "If they drink the water in the caves and it makes them sick it could hasten the problem that they are in, but if they don't drink it then they are also in trouble," Anmar Mirza, coordinator of the US National Cave Rescue Commission, told AFP. But even without food he said young, athletic boys could "easily live for a month or a month and a half" with the main challenge their mental resolve. "The biggest issue that they are facing right now if they are alive is psychological because they don't know at what point they might get rescued," Mirza said by phone from the US state of Indiana. Practice drills The dramatic week-long rescue has galvanised the nation and prompted emotional outpourings online from well-wishers praying for their safe return. Cartoon images of the smiling boys being found by divers circulated along with messages for the team: "Stay Strong, We are Coming" and "Don't Give Up". Teams of foreign experts, including more than 30 US military personnel, have descended on the remote mountainous site to join some 1,000 Thai rescuers. Australian, Chinese and Japanese experts also joined efforts. "We have the skills of cave rescue and rope rescue so we can try to do something for the children," James Wang, from China's Green Boat Emergency Rescue, told AFP. A group of policemen enters Tham Luang Nang Non cave where a a soccer team has gone missing Credit: Getty Several teams trekked into the thick jungle above the cave desperately looking for new openings that might lead to the trapped boys. One team was drilling into a 40-metre (130-foot) chimney that led to a muddy chamber, which the governor described as a "promising" lead. But there was still no indication it linked to the main cave complex. "We have been rotating our staff into the chimney since yesterday, they are inside... still searching and we are waiting for their findings," Surachai Thathes, chief of the parks ministry rescue team for northern Thailand, told AFP. Another chimney was discovered nearby and helicopters carrying food, water and medical supplies were dispatched to the area. But the main priority was trying to reach the boys through the main entrance, governor Narongsak said. Earlier in the day medics and police staged practice drills to prepare for the quick and complex evacuations that will be required if and when the boys are found. Stone-faced relatives kept vigil under a makeshift tent near shrines where monks are leading prayers near shrines overflowing with offerings. Stretching 10 kilometres (six miles) and with complicated, snaking pathways and narrow corridors, Tham Luang is one one of Thailand's longest and toughest caves to navigate. Officials said the boys know the site well and have visited many times before, buoying hopes that they might have trekked to a large airy chamber in the centre. Rescuers found footprints and handprints in a chamber near that spot earlier in the week, further in from where they found the kids' football boots, backpacks and bicycles.
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| Donations Help Bail Out Oregon Mom Charged With Manslaughter After 1-Year-Old Dies in Hot Car Posted: 30 Jun 2018 11:01 AM PDT  She forgot her daughter was in the car, her attorney said.
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| People are sending wire hangers to a senator who they think is too soft on protecting abortion rights Posted: 29 Jun 2018 01:21 PM PDT  People are sending a warning to a senator whose stance on protecting abortion rights isn't strong enough for them. On Wednesday, after U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement, Republican Senator Susan Collins said she views Roe v. Wade — the ruling that ensures nation-wide abortion access — as "settled law." "It's clearly precedent," she said on Wednesday when asked about her stance on protecting abortion laws. "I always look for judges who respect precedent." SEE ALSO: After Kennedy's retirement, are we entering 'Handmaid's Tale' territory? But on Thursday, her commitment to upholding Roe v. Wade seemed shaky. Her spokeswoman Annie Clark told the Portland Press Herald that Collins "always looks at their judicial temperament" and "respect for precedent" when evaluating judges, and then clarified that the senator "does not apply ideological litmus tests" to nominees. Many viewed this as Clark implying that even though Collins supports "precedent," she wouldn't outright oppose nominees who were vocally against access to abortions. That wasn't a strong enough stance for some Twitter users, who rallied together to mail clothes hangers to Collins' offices in Maine and Washington, D.C. as a dark reminder of the gruesome ways women sometimes dealt with unwanted pregnancies before abortion was legal. Collins's gift to women: pic.twitter.com/YkgHoWHOTw — June Casagrande (@JuneCasagrande) June 29, 2018 The trend seems to have started with author and podcaster June Casagrande, who responded to a tweet condemning Collins' statement with a photo of a hanger. Another Twitter user commented, "Shower these on [Collins'] doorstep." "It's already begun," Casagrande responded, sharing a screenshot of an Amazon order for wire hangers shipped to the senator's D.C. office. It's already begun. pic.twitter.com/Rr2BE1JZH9 — June Casagrande (@JuneCasagrande) June 29, 2018 Others jumped in on the #HangersForCollins trend to make a statement. Thanks for the idea! pic.twitter.com/pOdMtbVLqi — Jennifer Resists �� (@jennwheeler) June 29, 2018 Hey maine, why don't we all send letters to @SenatorCollins ...glued to coat hangers. Sen Collins, you dishonor the memory of Margaret Chase Smith and Olympia Snowe. Shame on you. https://t.co/3AOz0gRqkx — Prof. Sarah Parcak (@indyfromspace) June 29, 2018 Thank you for the idea - mine are on the way. pic.twitter.com/QfLC3P3CMu — Kim Koberstein (@kkoberstein) June 29, 2018 pic.twitter.com/5ypdAGsYZm — DaisyStableGeniusDuck (@eestesx3) June 29, 2018 Thanks for the inspiration pic.twitter.com/8ajwgcF6XI — joy meads (@capnjoy) June 29, 2018 One account suggested sending blood-red hangers for an especially severe message. ���� ... Also purchase new (preferably in blood �� red color if available) or clean out your closet and mail old, used coat hangers to ����#SelloutSusan����♀️ #SusanCollins to her Bangor Office address����202 Harlow Street, Room 20100Bangor, ME 04401☎️ (207) 945-0417 pic.twitter.com/UsJwgWyozz — OceanSolitudeMaine (@OceanSolitudeME) June 29, 2018 Even Canadians, in a show of neighborly support, wanted to help out. As Casagrande pointed out, their monetary contributions to pro-choice organizations could make a difference. It makes me so grateful to see people in Canada caring about Americans in these perilous times! I'm not really set up to create that kind of effort. But I think there's no better solution than what you (and I) are already doing: contributing to pro-choice orgs. — June Casagrande (@JuneCasagrande) June 29, 2018 Since news broke of Kennedy's retirement, people in the U.S. have worried over whether pro-choice rights will remain protected, should President Donald Trump nominate a candidate that wants to overturn the ruling. Kennedy co-authored the opinion in Planned Parenthood v. Casey, a landmark 1992 case that guaranteed a continued right to abortion for women. Collins and Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, who are both Republicans, are potential swing votes on Trump's Supreme Court pick. Together, they can reject a nominee who might vote in favor of overturning Roe v. Wade. It remains to be seen whether #HangersForCollins will sway their opinion. WATCH: Kim Kardashian is in, but these people were uninvited from the White House
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| The Democratic Socialists of America show their muscle in New York congressional upset Posted: 29 Jun 2018 02:15 PM PDT  Ocasio-Cortez will be the first DSA member in Congress this century, but she isn't the first candidate to score a dramatic upset with the help of the left-wing organization. And if they have their way, she won't be the last.
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| The Deadliest Day For U.S. Journalism Since 9/11 Posted: 28 Jun 2018 06:09 PM PDT  Journalists around the nation are reeling after a lone gunman attacked a
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| Obama Chides GOP Values: 'A Fundamental Contrast Of How We View The World' Posted: 29 Jun 2018 07:01 AM PDT  Former President Barack Obama returned to the public eye Thursday with a swipe
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| Vaccination critic placed on probation by medical board Posted: 29 Jun 2018 01:31 PM PDT  LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Southern California pediatrician and outspoken critic of mandatory vaccinations has been placed on probation for 35 months by the state's medical board.
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| Thieves drain bank account of nation's oldest veteran Posted: 30 Jun 2018 01:07 PM PDT  The family of a World War II veteran and oldest-living man in the country says someone stole his money.
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| Larry Nassar And Trainer Debbie Van Horn Charged With Child Sexual Abuse Posted: 29 Jun 2018 02:23 PM PDT  Larry Nassar and former USA Gymnastics trainer Debbie Van Horn were charged
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| Maverick entrepreneur's space rocket fails at blast off Posted: 29 Jun 2018 09:30 PM PDT  A rocket developed by a maverick Japanese entrepreneur and convicted fraudster exploded shortly after liftoff Saturday, in a major blow to his bid to send Japan's first privately backed rocket into space. Interstellar Technologies, founded by popular internet service provider Livedoor's creator Takafumi Horie, launched the unmanned rocket, MOMO-2, at around 5:30 am (2030 GMT Friday) from a test site in Taiki, southern Hokkaido. Interstellar Technologies said it would continue its rocket development programme after analysing the latest failure.
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| Israel will not accept any Syrian refugees on its territory: defense minister Posted: 29 Jun 2018 11:02 AM PDT  By Ori Lewis JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel will not allow any Syrian refugees to enter its territory but will continue to provide them with humanitarian aid, Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Friday. More than 120,000 people in southwestern Syria have been forced to flee since the Syrian government launched an offensive to recover an area bordering Jordan and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights from rebels, a monitoring group said. The Israeli military said an increased number of Syrian civilians had been spotted in refugee camps on the Syrian side of the Golan over the past few days, and that it had overnight sent aid supplies at four locations "to Syrians fleeing hostilities".
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| Smith on Capital Gazette reporters: Rain or shine, ‘they have been there’ Posted: 29 Jun 2018 04:19 AM PDT  Pete Smith, a member of Maryland's Anne Arundel County Council, joins Kristen Welker to talk about the recent shooting at the local Maryland newspaper, and about how the community is reacting.
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| Comedian 'Stuttering John' Boasts He Duped Trump Into Air Force One Call Posted: 29 Jun 2018 03:26 PM PDT  President Donald Trump apparently carried on a lengthy phone conversation from
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| Pres. Obama and Jon Stewart; different method, same message Posted: 29 Jun 2018 01:16 PM PDT  Republicans have worked overtime to normalize Donald Trump's countless breaks in presidential tradition and his divisive rhetoric but Pres. Obama and Jon Stewart separately and in their own ways remind Americans not to normalize this behavior and to vote.
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| California park slaying probe looks back to 7 past shootings Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:26 PM PDT  CALABASAS, Calif. (AP) — Detectives investigating the fatal shooting of a camper at a popular California wilderness park last week will look for links to seven past shootings in the area dating back to 2016, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said Friday.
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| Anonymous Buyer Spends $1 Million at Toys R Us to Donate Purchases to Needy Children Posted: 29 Jun 2018 03:40 PM PDT  The last day of business at North Carolina Toys R Us store is unique.
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| China manufacturing activity slows in June Posted: 29 Jun 2018 07:39 PM PDT  Chinese factory activity slowed in June, dropping from an eight-month high the previous month official data showed Saturday, missing expectations as the world's second largest economy faces the prospect of a trade war with the US. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), a key gauge of factory conditions, came in at 51.5 in June, decelerating from 51.9 in May, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said. The number was below the 51.6 reading tipped in a Bloomberg News survey of economists.
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| Iraq executes 12 after PM calls for speedy executions Posted: 29 Jun 2018 04:01 AM PDT  By Ahmed Aboulenein BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq put to death 12 people convicted of terrorism hours after Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi called for speedy executions in response to the kidnapping and killing of eight members of the security forces, the government said on Friday. Late on Thursday Abadi had ordered "just retribution" through faster executions of al those on death row for terrorism convictions who had exhausted their appeals. "Based on the orders of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, executions were carried out on Thursday of 12 convicted terrorists who have received final verdicts," a government spokesman said in a statement.
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| Bali volcano erupts: Thousands of tourists stranded as ash closes airport Posted: 28 Jun 2018 09:58 PM PDT  The Indonesian tourist island of Bali closed its international airport on Friday, stranding thousands of travellers, as the Mount Agung volcano gushed an 8,200-feet column of ash and smoke. The National Disaster Mitigation Agency said nearly 450 flights were cancelled, affecting some 75,000 people. The regional Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre in Darwin, Australia, said winds would carry the ash southwest toward Java, Indonesia's most densely populated island. Volcanic ash is a potentially deadly threat to aircraft that can cause engines to "flame out." The volcano began belching ash and smoke on Thursday and several airlines cancelled inbound and outbound flights scheduled for the evening. "We hadn't a place to stay for the night so we had to find something else, just took a taxi and stayed at a random hostel," said a stranded German backpacker who identified herself as Louisa. "We hoped we could leave this morning, but the airport is closed," she said. Mount Agung - Bali Two small airports, at Banyuwangi and Jember in eastern Java, also closed because of the ash threat. Agung's alert level has not been raised and an exclusion zone around the crater remains at 2.5 miles. The disaster agency said the closure of Bali's airport was in effect until 7 pm. Australia's national airline Qantas said in a statement that it's "currently not safe" to operate Bali flights. A flight information board shows cancelled flights at Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali Credit: AP It said it was monitoring advice from the ash advisory centre and its own pilots and meteorologists would decide when flights can resume. Australian visitor Rod Bird came early to the airport only to be told his flight back to Perth had been cancelled for the second time. An earlier flight on AirAsia was called off before the airport was shuttered early Friday morning. "They told us the volcano is going off so they rebooked us for this morning and we got here at 5:00 am only to be turned away again. So we've had two cancelled flights," Bird told AFP. "Well it's Bali, these things happen and we are fine with it. We just miss the kids," he added. Tourists rest as Ngurah Rai International Airport is closed due to the eruption of Mount Agung in Bali Credit: AP The volcano, about 45 miles northeast of Bali's tourist hotspot of Kuta, last had a major eruption in 1963, killing about 1,100 people. It had a dramatic increase in activity last year, forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands of people, but had quietened by early this year. Authorities lowered its alert status from the highest level in February. Indonesia, an archipelago of more than 250 million people, sits on the Pacific "Ring of Fire" and is prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Government seismologists monitor more than 120 active volcanoes.
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| Trump: 'Journalists, like all Americans, should be free from the fear of being violently attacked' Posted: 29 Jun 2018 01:03 PM PDT  Amid a debate over what motivated the alleged gunman to carry out this week's deadly mass shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper, President Trump took a break from his usual anti-media rhetoric to condemn the killings.
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| Mark Janus on Supreme Court's blow to labor unions Posted: 30 Jun 2018 08:49 AM PDT  Supreme Court rules 5-4 that government workers cannot be forced to pay union dues.
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| Sil Lai Abrams Accuses Russell Simmons Of Rape, A.J. Calloway Of Assault Posted: 29 Jun 2018 11:25 AM PDT  Author and activist Sil Lai Abrams accused music mogul Russell Simmons of rape
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| Obama says we are 'right to be concerned' but to focus on 'hope.' WE'RE TRYING. Posted: 29 Jun 2018 07:12 AM PDT  After a prolonged period of silence, former President Barack Obama spoke at a Democratic National Committee Fundraiser in California last night and offered a few words of wisdom. "You are right to be concerned," Obama said. As Politico reported, he cautioning the crowd: "Do not wait for the perfect message, don't wait to feel a tingle in your spine because you're expecting politicians to be so inspiring and poetic and moving that somehow, 'OK, I'll get off my couch after all and go spend the 15-20 minutes it takes for me to vote." SEE ALSO: Barack Obama finally breaks his silence on immigration controversy, and it's kind of a let down Obama told donors and organizers in the crowd to focus their energy on one emotion — hope. "All these people that are out here kvetching and wringing their hands and stressed and anxious and constantly watching cable TV and howling at the moon, 'What are we going to do?,' their hair's falling out, they can't sleep," Obama said. "The majority of the American people prefer a story of hope. A majority of the American people prefer a country that comes together rather than being divided. The majority of the country doesn't want to see a dog-eat-dog world where everybody is angry all the time." Thanks, Obama? Though far easier said than done. You can read more of his comments here. WATCH: 'We're being used': Rapper Vic Mensa pleads for gun control legislation.
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| Mother: Girl at center of debate over brain death dies Posted: 28 Jun 2018 06:35 PM PDT  SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A girl at the center of the medical and religious debate over brain death has died after surgery in New Jersey, her mother said Thursday.
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| 3 Men Sentenced for Killing Chicago Teen in Front of His Twin Brother Posted: 29 Jun 2018 09:46 AM PDT  Demario and Demacio Bailey were identical twins.
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| EU's Tusk says 'far too early to talk about a success' in migrant deal Posted: 29 Jun 2018 07:02 AM PDT  EU President Donald Tusk said Friday it was "far too early to talk about a success" in a hard-fought deal on migration, warning that tough work lies ahead to make the agreement work. The bloc's leaders thrashed out an agreement in bitter all-night talks that were almost sunk by Italy's new hardline right-wing prime minister Giuseppe Conte, but Tusk said the task had only just begun. "As regards our deal on migration, it is far too early to talk about a success.
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| Two New Russian Stealth Submarines Are Headed to the Pacific. Here Is What They Can Do. Posted: 29 Jun 2018 07:50 PM PDT  More range + more stealth = trouble.
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| Iran's leaders seek ways to defend economy from U.S. sanctions Posted: 30 Jun 2018 03:11 PM PDT ![Iran's leaders seek ways to defend economy from U.S. sanctions]( "Iran's leaders seek ways to defend economy from U.S. sanctions") Iran is studying ways to keep exporting oil and other measures to counter U.S. economic sanctions, state news agency IRNA reported on Saturday. Since last month, when U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of the nuclear deal which lifted most sanctions in 2015, the rial currency has dropped up to 40 percent in value, prompting protests by bazaar traders usually loyal to the Islamist rulers. Speaking after three days of those protests, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the U.S. sanctions were aimed at turning Iranians against their government.
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| Capital Gazette Reporter To Trump: 'I Couldn't Give A F**k' About Your Prayers Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:45 AM PDT  A shaken journalist who survived Thursday's deadly attack at The Capital
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| Maxine Waters Cancels Two Public Appearances After Receiving a 'Very Serious Death Threat' Posted: 28 Jun 2018 10:12 PM PDT  The U.S. congresswoman canceled 2 public events in Alabama and Texas this week
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| Five-metre great white shark spotted off Majorca in first confirmed sighting in decades Posted: 29 Jun 2018 04:56 AM PDT  Agreat white shark has been spotted in a marine park in Spain's Balearic Islands, in the first confirmed sighting of the predator in Spanish waters for more than four decades. The five-metre (16.4 ft) shark was tracked for more than an hour by an international conservation team in the Cabrera Archipelago National Park, a reserve six miles off the southern coast of Majorca. The team from Alnitak, a Spanish conservation project with researchers from several European countries including the United Kingdom, published an image of the shark following the "historic sighting" on Thursday. The organisation said it would be releasing more footage and images later on Friday. Shark sighting Ten researchers, including British woman Georgina Stevens, were on board Alnitak's vessel conducting data collection and monitoring when the shark was sighted, the group said. While there have been unconfirmed sightings and rumours of great white sharks in Spanish waters over the years, this is believed to be the first confirmed incident since 1976, when a Majorca fisherman caught a specimen measuring more than six metres. The five-metre (16.4 ft) shark was tracked for more than an hour by an international conservation team in the Cabrera Archipelago National Park Credit: Beat vNi In 2006, a Spanish documentary film said that 27 great whites had been caught by fisherman in the Balearics between 1920 and 1976. But since then, the species had all but disappeared. Alnitak said that the presence of great white sharks in Spanish waters was the subject of a "constant rumour", supported by historic photographs and even local place names in the Balearic Islands and along Mediterranean coastline of mainland Spain. Tourists sunbath on Palma's beach Credit: JAIME REINA / AFP "However, since many years ago it has not been possible to document this like it has (now) been done," the group said in a statement. The only national park in the Balearic Islands, the uninhabited Cabrera Archipelago can be visited by boat on day trips from Majorca.
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| Eight south Syria towns return to regime control under deals: monitor Posted: 30 Jun 2018 06:10 AM PDT  At least eight battered rebel-held towns in southern Syria on Saturday returned to regime control under Russian-brokered deals after nearly two weeks of bombardment, a Britain-based monitor said. Since June 19, the Damascus regime has pressed a deadly bombardment campaign in southern Syria in a bid to retake the strategic area bordering Jordan and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. The agreements for the eight towns were reached even as regime air strikes on Saturday pounded other opposition holdouts in the wider southern province of Daraa, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitor said.
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| EU moves on migrant plans, while 100 reported missing at sea Posted: 29 Jun 2018 10:47 AM PDT  BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union leaders Friday drew up new plans to screen migrants in North Africa for eligibility to enter Europe, saying they set aside major differences over stemming the flow of people seeking sanctuary or better lives. But the show of unity did little to hide the fact that the hardest work still lies ahead.
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| Man causes $500,000 worth of damage driving through San Angelo Walmart Posted: 29 Jun 2018 01:25 PM PDT  A man who allegedly drove his pick up truck through the front of a Walmart superstore is facing multiple charges, police said. Officers in the Texan city of San Angelo estimated that 19-year-old Caleb Wilson caused $500,000 (£379,000) as his Dodge Ram careered through the shop. When they checked to see if Wilson had left the scene, authorities said that Wilson sped towards them.
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| 11 Total Steals We're Eyeing from Wayfair's Fourth of July Sale Posted: 29 Jun 2018 05:11 AM PDT |
| Dodgers' Hernandez to fund house building in Puerto Rico Posted: 29 Jun 2018 05:24 PM PDT  Los Angeles Dodgers utility player Enrique Hernandez on Friday said money he raised to help Puerto Rico recover from last year's deadly Hurricane Maria will be spent in the coming weeks to build more than 100 homes, but more aid is needed. Hernandez and his fiance raised more than $120,000 for aid group Habitat for Humanity in the aftermath of the storm and the Dodgers and team owner Mark Walter donated an additional $2 million in March.
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| Report: Merkel secures deal with 14 EU nations on migrants Posted: 30 Jun 2018 09:56 AM PDT  BERLIN (AP) — German Chancellor Angela Merkel has reportedly secured agreements with 14 European Union countries to rapidly return some asylum seekers as she seeks to end a schism in her government over migration policy.
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| ICE Director Erroneously Blames Congress For Family Separation Policy Posted: 29 Jun 2018 07:46 AM PDT  The acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Friday
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| School Bus Overturns on Jersey Turnpike Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:33 PM PDT  A school bus carrying several children crashed and overturned on the New Jersey Turnpike. No serious injuries have been reported. (June 29)
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| Is Ford Going To Offer A Toothless Fiesta ST? Posted: 29 Jun 2018 10:45 PM PDT  And it's less expensive, too.
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