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News Budget for July 4, 2018
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^ FIRST HISTORIES <
^ Trump Court appointments went smoothly –
TRUMP-FEDERALISTSOCIETY: LA – President Donald Trump repeatedly failed to pass a new health care law health. It came empty on immigration and firearm bills after giving legislators conflicting messages. His budgets were ignored on Capitol Hill. And after 17 months in office, he has not even written his promise to repair the nation's infrastructure.
Yet when it comes to stocking federal courts, Trump accomplished with remarkable efficiency and success
. 1200 by Noah Bierman in Washington. PROPOSED
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^ Facebook and Apple do not agree on how to curb false news midway <
ELN-FACEBOOK-APPLE-FAKENEWS: BLO – Apple and Facebook have Found how to keep us glued to their devices platforms. But they did not understand how to reduce the misinformation that tormented them in the 2016 elections and struggled to regain public confidence. And now, in the run-up to the mid-term elections, they certainly are not agreeing on a solution.
900 by Riley Griffin in New York. PROPOSED
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^ WASHINGTON [
^ If Amy Coney Barrett Appointed Judge, Will Democrats Again Target Her Faith?
SCOTUS-BARRETT: WA – Evangelicals praise her. Advocates of abortion rights fear it. If President Donald Trump appoints Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court, the country will be plunged into another confirmation hearing, with the Democrats being sure to question him on abortion and on the how it will address precedents.
they focus on his Catholic religious beliefs?
1100 (with plate) by Stuart Leavenworth in Washington. PROPOSED
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^ THE WORLD [
^ Trapped Thai boys train with diving masks, but it is too early to attempt an evacuation <
^ THAILAND-CAVE: LA – <The 12 boys trapped in a cave in northern Thailand were captured on videos released Wednesday as naval nurses healed their wounds and divers continued to prepare them for a possible safe swim.
The boys and their football coach were in good health soon to attempt to extract them for over a mile inside the cavern.
550 by Shashank Bengali and George Styllis at Mae Sai, Thailand. PROPOSED
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^ Merkel warns of global financial crisis <
MERKEL-TRADE: BLO German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke of the specter of a new global financial crisis by warning against the potential spillover of a trade war The United States, saying that tariffs on European cars would be "much more serious" than steel and aluminum scraps.
250 by Patrick Donahue and Arne Delfs in Berlin. FOLLOW-UP
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^ US is on the sidelines as 5 world powers plan to give Iran a new assurance <
IRAN-NUCLEAR: BLO Leading diplomats of world powers will meet Friday for defend their nuclear deal with Iran against the attack of President Donald Trump. The Foreign Ministers of China, France, Germany, Russia and the United Kingdom will meet in Vienna for the first time without the United States to "ensure the implementation" of the agreement granting Iran a reprieve from its nuclear program
450 by Jonathan Tirone in Vienna. PROPOSED
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^ Former Malaysian Prime Minister released on bail, swore to whitewash his name <
MALAYSIA-CORRUPTION: DPA – Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak was released on bail on Wednesday after pleaded not guilty to all charges against him in a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal.
Najib was charged with three counts of breach of trust and abuse of power, at the conclusion of a long-term investigation into the 1MDB state development fund. 19659002] 250 by Haylena Krishnamoorthy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. PROPOSED
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^ Duterte's Anti-Corruption Purge Now Revolving Door of Public Servants <
PHILIPPINES-DUTERTE: BLO- <Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte takes great pride in dismissing nearly two dozen officials in an anti -corruption driving since he came to power two years ago. The catch: about a quarter has already been reengaged.
700 by Andreo Calonzo in Manila, Philippines. PROPOSED
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^ UNITED STATES <
^ The Maryland MP's office confirms that the White House first said "no" to lowering the flags after the shooting of the newspapers. [
MD-JOURNALIST-SHOT The office of John Sarbanes confirmed Wednesday that the White House had initially refused to follow up on a request to lower the American flag to half the staff after five people were killed at the Capital-Gazette office last week.
reversed himself, with President Donald Trump issuing the order for the flags to be deployed half-staff nationwide by the sunset that day.
250 by EB Furgurson III at Annapolis, Md. MOVED
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^ Military Retirees Support Trial Against Trump's Military Transgender Ban <
^ MILITARY-TRANSGENDER-BAN: BLO- <Dozens of retired military and national security officers joined the NAACP and the American Medical Association in urging a federal court of appeal to uphold a court order banning the ban President Donald Trump on transgender people serving in the military.
250 by Erik Larson. Bank restores stolen funds to veteran World War II veteran
OLDEST-VETERAN: DA – Bank of America restores stolen funds to veteran 112-year-old veteran Richard Overton family.
Overton, a Second World War veteran who lives in Austin, learned that his bank account was emptied on Friday, said his third cousin Volma Overton.
300 by Dana Branham and Brendan Meyer in Dallas. PROPOSED
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^ Protestant arrested after climbing the base of the Statue of Liberty <
STATUEOFLIBERTY-CLIMBER-1ST-LEDE: NY A woman wearing a "Rise and Resist" shirt climbed the base of the Statue of Liberty Wednesday, She unleashed an evacuation of Liberty Island and a nearly four-hour confrontation with the authorities before she was detained, according to authorities.
450 by Thomas Tracy and Irene Spezzamonte in New York. PROPOSED
^ The security officer Cal Poly Pomona killed on campus is identified. [
^ CMP-CALPOLYPOMONA-OFFICERKILLED: LA- <A security officer who was stabbed last week on the campus of the Polytechnic University of California, Pomona
Mark Manlapaz was a 16-year-old veteran of the campus security team of the university.
100 by Sarah Parvini
^ SCIENCE <
^ In Vitro Fertilization Could Save Rhinos Endangered Species <
^ SCI-RHINOCEROS: LA- <Maybe there is no species on Earth is closer to extinction than the northern white rhinoceros.
The last male, known as Sudan, died in March at age 45. Najin and Fatu were found to be infertile.
Still, researchers say that it is too early to permanently wipe out the northern white rhinoceros. Reproductive specialists may be able to create them in the laboratory.
1200 (with trim) by Deborah Netburn. PROPOSED
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^ Stimulation of testosterone feeds American men's hunger for luxury goods, study indicates <
^ SCI-TESTOSTERONE: LA- <An additional testosterone shot, apparently he makes himself act like an animal.
You know the type: one of those male birds that unfolds some of his most spectacular feathers when the ladies are around, or the male who uses his wooden crown to announce his manhood. In short, an animal prone to flaunt its power, beauty or wealth to win partners, win allies and intimidate its competitors.
But for humans – American men, at least – new research suggests prowess finds expression in a preference for status goods.
1050 (with plate) by Melissa Healy. PROPOSED
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^ Judge Challenges Man's Rejection of Return Policy <
LLBEAN-WARRANTY: TB – Federal Judge Rejects Attempt of Client Illinois to challenge the limits of LL Bean
The retailer in Freeport, Maine, has set a one-year limit for most returns in February to reduce the abuse of its satisfaction guarantee. Less than a week later, Victor Bondi brought a lawsuit in the US court in Chicago, claiming that a "no end date" guarantee was part of the deal when customers chose to pay a fee. to purchase from the company
200 by Lauren Zumbach in Chicago. (Moved as a business story.) PROPOSED
^ OP-ED <
^ Jay Ambrose: Americans of Asian, Harvard, and the Future <
^ AMBROSE- COLUMN: MCT- <Everyone knows how President Donald Trump has called for a Muslim ban in his campaign and at least some of us know that his ban on traveling was not such a thing. However, this country has already imposed a ban on the Chinese, people did not want to see them for essentially sectarian reasons. Thank God, the population of Americans of Asian descent in about twenty countries is booming despite persistent inhospitality.
650 by Jay Ambrose. (Moved as an op-ed column.) PROPOSED
^ TOP NEWSFEATURES TODAY '
^ Trump has dialed it up to 10, but his predecessors often have migrant treaty with disdain <
IMMIGRATION-PRESIDENTS: MI – In the national frenzy facing President Donald Trump's immigration policies, especially those that have resulted in the separation of thousands of children from their Undocumented immigrant parents, his critics and his supporters tend to think that the president is one of a kind, the first president to play hard with illegal cross-border workers.
But immigration lawyers, historians, and political analysts say that's not true. "This is reflected at least as far as Jimmy Carter and probably far beyond," said Tammy Fox-Isicoff, a Miami lawyer who has worked in immigration law for more than three decades
2200 (with trimmings) by Brenda Medina and Glenn Garvin in Miami. PROPOSED
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^ The Cost of Managing HIV Prevention Out of the Reach of People at Risk <
^ MED-HIV-DRUG: KHN- <Public Health Officials Multiply efforts to counter the HIV prevention pill in the hands of people at risk, in a national effort to reduce infections. But officials hit the roadblocks – the price of drugs, which has increased in recent years, and insurance coverage changes that impose a heavier financial burden on patients.
Since the approval of the Truvada brand for HIV prevention six years ago. its average wholesale price has risen by about 45%. Now the drug – which brings in billions of dollars in annual global revenue for its maker, Gilead Sciences – is selling for nearly $ 2,000 for a 30-day supply.
Most insurers cover the prophylaxis exposure pill, or PrEP. It has been shown that it is effective at over 90 percent in HIV prevention when it is taken every day.
But patients can end up with out of pocket costs that make them unaffordable.
1300 by Shefali Luthra and Anna Gorman. PROPOSED
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