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World Jul 07

Trump-Putin talk ends with conflicting reports on Russian meddling

After Friday's meeting between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, two key people in the room for the talk gave differing accounts of what happened when one particular issue -- Russia's interference in the 2016 U.S. election --…

Nation Jul 05

5 important stories that have nothing to do with Trump's tweets

After another week and another series of Trump tweets that stole the media’s attention, these important stories may have gotten lost in your news feed.

Nation Jun 27

5 important stories you may have missed

In a week fraught with murky developments over the GOP Senate health care bill, here are some important stories you may have missed.

Nation Jun 27

Three Chicago police officers indicted for cover-up in shooting death of Laquan McDonald

A Chicago grand jury has indicted three police officers on conspiracy charges, alleging they interfered with an independent investigation into the 2014 shooting death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald.

Nation Jun 23

Three high-profile police shooting trials ended this past week. Here's what happened

Here's a look at what happened in those trials and in other major police shooting cases, as well as what's next for the families of the victims and the officers involved.

Nation Jun 23

Second mistrial declared in Ohio officer's fatal shooting of Sam DuBose

An Ohio judge declared a mistrial Friday in the retrial of a former University of Cincinnati police officer who fatally shot Samuel DuBose in July 2015 during a traffic stop after his vehicle was flagged for a missing license plate.

Politics Jun 22

Trump on Twitter: 'I did not make, and do not have' recorded conversations with Comey

It should be noted that the president first prompted discussions about such tapes when he tweeted in May that Comey “better hope that there are no ‘tapes’ of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!”…

Nation Jun 22

New video shows girlfriend of slain Philando Castile and her daughter in back of squad car

Moments after Philando Castile was shot by a law enforcement officer, the victim's girlfriend and her daughter were put in the back of a responding officer's squad car. Authorities released an excerpt of that video to the public Wednesday.

Nation Jun 21

Jury finds Milwaukee officer not guilty in fatal shooting of Sylville Smith

A Wisconsin jury has acquitted the former police officer who fatally shot 23-year-old Sylville Smith, whose death sparked days of uprisings in Milwaukee.

Nation Jun 21

D.C. memorial for slain Muslim teen was set on fire, officials say

A memorial for the 17-year-old Muslim girl who was murdered nearby a Virginia mosque last weekend was set ablaze in Washington, D.C. this morning, fire officials said.

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