Police officer acquitted of Philando Castile killing
Some of the protesters dispersed after the march , but a smaller group converged on Interstate 94, blocking traffic in both directions. After the officer was cleared of any wrongdoing, protesters took to the streets demanding justice for minorities, shouting "stand up, fight back".
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7 dead, heavy damage to US Navy ship in collision
He was part of a crew of almost 300 aboard the destroyer when a Philippine-flagged container ship collided with it early Saturday. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sent a sympathy message to U.S. It is unclear whether there were any warning signs before the collision. The ships collided early Saturday morning, when the Navy said most of the 300 sailors on board would have been sleeping.
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Despite Tweets That Say Otherwise, Lawyers Insist Trump Is Not Under Investigation
But when one looks at that matter that way, "there's nothing to investigate", said Sekulow. Kushner is in the spotlight over alleged discussions with Russia's ambassador in December, during which he reportedly discussed setting up a secret communication channel between the Trump administration and Moscow.
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EU Negotiator Says Sides Agree Brexit Must Be Orderly
The bloc insists on making "sufficient progress" on all three issues before discussing a future trade deal with the UK. While the European Union negotiating team led by Barnier has been ready for months, British efforts on Brexit stalled even after it triggered the two-year process on March 29.
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French polls predict Macron's party will secure large majority
Three pollsters projected that Macron's Republic on the Move ( LREM ) and its Modem allies would win 355 to 365 seats in the 577-seat lower house, fewer than previously forecast. With Edouard Philippe and Bruno Le Maire taking over the posts of prime minister and economy minister respectively, they've lost two of their heavyweights to the Macron government.
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UK's Hammond calls for smooth Brexit to avoid cliff edge
Secondly, by negotiating mutually beneficial transitional arrangements to avoid unnecessary disruption and unsafe cliff edges. To meet all these conditions, the chancellor said, the United Kingdom will " almost certainly need an implementation period , outside the Customs Union itself, but with current customs border arrangements remaining in place, until new long-term arrangements are up and running".
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Trump meeting with North Korean leader unlikely
The Hamilton County Coroner's Office was conferring with doctors at the Cincinnati hospital where Otto Warmbier , 22, died on Monday, before reaching any conclusions about his death , investigator Daryl Zornes said. "There should at least be a form for them to fill out that says, 'If I go to North Korea, I understand I am taking great risk and I do not hold the American government responsible".
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US sends supersonic bombers in show of force against N.Korea
He said that if North Korea suspends its nuclear and missile activities, South Korea in return could reduce the scale of its annual military exercises with the US and scale down the deployment of American strategic weapons on the Korean Peninsula.
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Islamists hold diners hostage after bomb attack
Extremists posing as military forces in the Somali capital of Mogadishu killed 17 people and took dozens of others hostage on Wednesday during a terror attack that began with auto bomb outside a popular pizza restaurant. Seven people died in a May 8 auto bombing at another restaurant in the capital. The compound was located near Sakow, in the Middle Juba region in southern Somalia where al-Shabaab is known to operate.
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Virat Kohli shows his class despite defeat against Pakistan
No major cricketing nation has toured Pakistan since the terrorist attack on Sri Lanka team back in 2009. "We've been through [his past] before but what I do know is that Amir is a big-match player. But for a guy like Zaman, it becomes really hard to stop players like him, because I think 80 per cent of his shots were high-risk and they were all coming off.
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Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Gerrymandering Case
The case , which will be briefed and argued during the Supreme Court's next term that starts in October, could determine how far state legislatures can go in structuring maps for partisan gain. About an hour after the Court issued its order agreeing to hear this case, it issued a second order, on a 5-4 vote, granting a stay of the lower court order in this case .
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IRGC targets terrorists' base in Syria's Deir ez-Zor
The Leader stated, "The Islamic Republic is standing fast and know that they [enemies] can not slap us in the face, but we will slap them in the face". "We are announcing with pride that the same region where the Tehran terrorist operation had been orchestrated has been targeted from [IRGC bases in] Iran".



