Kellyanne Conway won't abandon deception that Trumpcare won't kill Medicaid
Take away their Medicaid and they won't be covered. Kellyanne Conway defended herself against accusations that she was caught in a lie on Sunday when the presidential adviser said there were "no cuts to Medicaid" in the new Republican health care bill.
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Kovind set to file nomination
Palaniswami, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Shiromani Akali Dal leader Parkash Singh Badal. Amit Shah did not yield to mediapersons' request for comments. Along with that, he is also expected to seek support from other parties. It is their democratic right to contest. The recent violent stand-off between the Dalits and Rajputs in Saharanpur, U.P., and the earlier lynching of four Dalits who were skinning a dead cow in Una, Gujarat, have also alienated the community ...
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Police says former media tycoon Indrani Mukerjea instigated riots in jail
The inmates were protesting after a woman was allegedly beaten to death by jail officials after she was caught stealing eggs. The inmate, identified as Manjula Shette, had been serving life sentence since 2005 for murdering her sister-in-law.
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Mosque terror suspect's family 'in shock and devastated'
An imam intervened to stop local residents from beating a man accused of driving into people on Monday outside a London mosque after Ramadan prayers. Osborne, who lived in Cardiff, had been held down by a group of people after the crash. Scotland Yard announced police were searching a property in Cardiff after it was revealed the suspect had been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and later further arrested over "the commission, preparation or instigation of terrorism including ...
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Attorneys general to sue over foreign payments to Trump hotels, sources say
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh and D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine during a press conference on June 12. The suit , a signed copy of which Racine and Frosh provided to the Washington Post Sunday night, accuses Trump of " unprecedented constitutional violations ".
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Kovind goes campaigning; first stop is Lucknow
Ramnath Kovind after meeting the BJP Legislators and ministers left for Delhi. Chiding Nitish Kumar without naming him, Tejashwi Yadav said today, "With our opportunistic behavior or political manipulations we may score a few goals, make or break governments but history unlike the television anchors shall bear witness to the fact that when people needed us to strengthen the cause of progressive and people-centered politics, we made a decision to look the other way.
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Rainbows, and politics too, at pride parade
Gay pride parades in New York, San Francisco and other cities are spotlighting resistance to what participants see as new pressure on gay rights. New York's first Pride march started close by a year later. The divide has disrupted some other pride events this month. The Istanbul governor's office said it made a decision to prevent the demonstration out of concern for the security of marchers, tourists and residents.
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Newly-installed gold plated mast of Sabarimala temple found damaged, five held
After preliminary interrogation, five people from Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh were taken into custody. Initial investigations have revealed that the chemical used to damage the mast is likely to be mercury. "We will not spare them", said state temple affairs minister Kadakampally Surendran .The Travancore Devasom Board, which manages the affairs of the temple, said the mast has suffered serious damage.
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Sixty Tower Blocks Fail Fire Cladding Safety Tests After Grenfell Blaze
British officials have conducted tests on some 600 high-rise buildings across England after fire ravaged the Grenfell social tower block in west London on June 14, killing at least 79 people in the capital's most deadly blaze since World War Two, Reuters indicated.
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Saudi king upends royal succession, appoints son as crown prince
He has been defence minister and in charge of a wide-ranging economic portfolio. The king also stripped 57-year-old Prince Mohammed bin Nayef - MbS' cousin - of his title as crown prince and removed him from his position as the kingdom's interior minister.
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Andy Murray suffers shock first-round defeat to lucky loser at Queen's
The 23-year-old Australian, who has been on the Tour for less than four years, was drafted in as a late lucky loser after Aljaz Bedene withdrew in the morning with an injured wrist and was, Murray conceded, a worthy 7-6 (7-4), 6-2 victor in an hour and 43 minutes.
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Solo woman traveller denied hotel room
She says the hotel thought a single lady is safe on the streets rather than allowing her to stay "single" in the hotel. When she questioned the hotel's policy of not allowing single women, all the hotel manager had to say, according to her, was "Sorry Ma'am, this is hotel policy, you talk to Goibibo".









