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- South Sudan peace deal attempt fails as Kiir rejects Machar
- Italy vows to expel far more migrants, but it won't be easy
- South Sudan peace deal attempt fails as Kiir rejects rival Machar; 'We have had enough of him'
- Heavy summer storm in Poland kills a town's deputy mayor
- Asian stocks mixed as trade disputes worry investors
Greg Clugston
White House correspondent
Greg Clugston- The White House is defending President Trump’s decision to return a military salute to a North Korean three-star general. Listen
- The White House is blasting a lawsuit filed by New York’s attorney general against President Donald Trump and his foundation. Listen
- The Trump administration is invoking the Bible in defending its border enforcement that results in the separation of immigrant families. Listen
- The Justice Department is rebuking the FBI for its handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation. Listen
Around the Web
- Ross says U.S. must create 'more painful' environment in trade: CNBC
- White House's Kushner meets with Egypt's Al Sisi about Middle East peace plan
- Indictment: Hamas Paid Family to Falsely Claim Gaza Baby Died of Inhaling Israeli Tear Gas
- Amazon and other online retailers are getting hit after the Supreme Court rules states can collect taxes on internet sales (AMZN)
- Trump to meet Jordan's King Abdullah at White House June 25
Wally Hindes
U.S. House correspondent
Wally Hindes- Congress has launched a two-week vote-a-thon on more than 3-dozen bills intended to combat the opioid abuse crisis. Listen
- A frustrated Paul Ryan says there’s little Congress can do to stop President Trump from imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on allies. Listen
- The Supreme Court has left in place an Arkansas law restricting how abortion pills are administered Listen
- Congress has taken a big step towards finally repealing the Dodd-Frank rules that were put in place to protect consumers after the 2008 financial meltdown. Listen
Michael Harrington
Linda Kenyon
News U.S. Senate correspondent
Linda Kenyon- Senators are gearing up to question the Commerce Secretary about President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs. Listen
- A former top aide of the Senate Intelligence Committee pleads NOT guilty to charges of lying to the FBI. Listen
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports suicide rates are on the rise nationwide. Listen
- Walmart announces plans to invest in college! Correspondent Linda Kenyon has the story: Listen
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