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In what would be a fulfillment of one of President Donald Trump’s many campaign promises, reports state the current commander in chief may be pulling out of the Iran deal in May.
The suggestion came from Sen. Bob Corker on Sunday as he predicted the president may be pulling out on the May 12 deal, whose recurrent meetings would once again decide the fate of the agreement.
“The Iran deal will be another issue that’s coming up in May, and right now it doesn’t feel like it’s gonna be extended,” Corker said on CBS’ “Face The Nation.”
“I think the president likely will move away from it, unless … our European counterparts really come together on a framework,” he added. “And it doesn’t feel to me that they are.”
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When Corker was asked if he truly believed Trump would make the bold move of breaking the deal, he simply stated: “I do. I do.”
The presumption from Corker might also be based on the president’s history of threatening to distance America’s relationship with the Iran nuclear agreement, which he has deemed the “worst deal ever.”
Though Trump recertified the agreement in January, he warned that it was the last chance for the Islamic Republic to abide by the terms of the deal, as he claims they have not.
According to Arms Control Association, there are four “critical components” the president declared needed to be addressed if the U.S. were to continue with the deal.
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These components include “tying Iran’s ballistic missile program to its nuclear activities, extending limits on Iran’s nuclear program that are set to expire over time, ensuring Iran never gets close to development of a nuclear weapon, and allowing international inspectors immediate access to any site on request.”
If the four “components” required by the current administration are denied, Trump suggested the U.S. sanctions would “snap back” immediately.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif quickly retaliated with his own statement, labeling Trump’s threats to the deal as a “desperate” attempt to “undermine a solid multilateral agreement.”
It was during this last renewal of the agreement that Trump declared Congress must “fix the deal’s disastrous flaws or the United States will withdraw.”
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However, Corker insisted that Congress won’t be able to “fix” the controversial deal and keep it intact until White House officials secure the buy-in of other European nations, effectively seeking harsher punitive actions if Iran were to develop a nuclear weapon.
Other European countries have criticized the current administration in its hostility toward the deal, with some such as Moscow vowing to not support any American actions “changing the wording of the agreement.”
Under pressure, however, Corker suggested that both White House and European leaders could come up with a last-minute agreement, and that it may change the president’s mind about completely turning away from the deal.
“As we get within two weeks of the May 12th date,” Corker said, “that could change.”
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Question: 'Racism is evil'; Trump condemns hate groups involved in Charlottesville protest

WASHINGTON — Under relentless pressure, U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday named and condemned “repugnant” hate groups and declared that “racism is evil” in a far more forceful statement than he’d made earlier after deadly, race-fuelled weekend clashes in Charlottesville, Va.
Trump’s initial failure on Saturday to denounce the groups by name — instead he bemoaned violence on “many sides” — prompted criticism from fellow Republicans as well as Democrats. This time, the president described members of the KKK, neo-Nazis and white supremacists who take part in violence as “criminals and thugs” in a prepared statement he read during an unscheduled address from the White House.
“Racism is evil,” he said, singling out the hate groups as “repugnant to everything that we hold dear as Americans.”
“Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America,” he said.
In his remarks he also called for unity.
“We must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence. We must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as Americans,” he said.
Trump also, for the first time, mentioned Heather Heyer by name, as he paid tribute to the woman killed when a car plowed into a group of anti-racist counter-protesters in Charlottesville.
The president left the White House room after his statement without acknowledging reporters’ shouted questions.
Trump noted that the Justice Department has opened a civil rights investigation into the car crash that killed Heyer.
“To anyone who acted criminally in this weekend’s racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. Justice will be delivered,” he said.
His attorney general, Jeff Sessions, said earlier Monday that the violence “does meet the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute.”
Sessions told ABC’s Good Morning America, ”You can be sure we will charge and advance the investigation toward the most serious charges that can be brought, because this is an unequivocally unacceptable and evil attack that cannot be accepted in America.“
"He will say what he believes is appropriate... he probably will." - AG Sessions on if Pres Trump will say names of white nationalist groups pic.twitter.com/DcbEBIBeXh — Good Morning America (@GMA) August 14, 2017
Trump gave his statement after meeting with Sessions and FBI Director Christopher Wray.
In the hours after the incident on Saturday, Trump addressed the violence in broad strokes, saying that he condemns “in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides.”
That was met with swift bipartisan criticism.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat, said he spoke to Trump in the hours after the clashes and twice told the president “we have to stop this hateful speech, this rhetoric.” He said he urged Trump “to come out stronger” against the actions of white supremacists.
Republicans joined Democrats in criticizing the president for not specifically calling out white nationalists. Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado said Sunday on CNN, “This isn’t a time for innuendo or to allow room to be read between the lines. This is a time to lay blame.”
The White House scrambled to stem the tide of criticism, dispatching aides to the Sunday talk shows and sending out a statement that more forcefully denounced the hate groups.
But the White House did not attach a name to the statement. Usually, a statement would be signed by the press secretary or another staffer; not putting a name to one eliminates an individual’s responsibility and often undercuts the significance.
White nationalists had assembled in Charlottesville to vent their frustration against the city’s plans to take down a statue of Confederal Gen. Robert E. Lee. Counter-protesters massed in opposition.
Alt-right leader Richard Spencer and former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke attended the demonstrations. Duke told reporters that the white nationalists were working to “fulfil the promises of Donald Trump.”
Trump’s initial comments drew praise from the neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer, which wrote: “Trump comments were good. He didn’t attack us. He just said the nation should come together. Nothing specific against us. ... No condemnation at all.” The website had been promoting the Charlottesville demonstration as part of its “Summer of Hate” edition.
Trump, as a presidential candidate, frequently came under scrutiny for being slow to offer his condemnation of white supremacists. His strongest denunciations of the movement have not come voluntarily, only when asked, and he occasionally has trafficked in retweets of racist social media posts during his campaign. His chief strategist, Steve Bannon, once declared that his former news site, Breitbart, was “the platform for the alt-right.”
Early Monday, the CEO of the nation’s third largest pharmaceutical company said he was resigning from the President’s American Manufacturing Council, citing “a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.”
Trump lashed back almost immediately at Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier on Twitter, saying Frazier “will have more time to LOWER RIPOFF DRUG PRICES!”

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Charlottesville, Virginia (CNN) James Alex Fields Jr., the man suspected of killing a woman as he allegedly mowed down a group of counterprotesters at a white supremacist rally in Virginia, is set to appear Monday in court via video link.
Fields, 20, is accused of driving his car into a crowd of people, killing Heather Heyer, a 32-year-old paralegal, who was protesting the "Unite the Right" march on Saturday.
Fields is being held on suspicion of second-degree murder, malicious wounding and failure to stop in an accident that resulted in death. It is unclear whether he has an attorney.
The incident took place as hundreds of white nationalists converged on Charlottesville to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate general and slavery advocate Robert E. Lee.
Nineteen people were injured during clashes, 10 of whom were listed Sunday in good condition by the University of Virginia Health System. Nine patients were released.
The clashes in Charlottesville sparked political fallout over the weekend, with critics blasting President Donald Trump for failing to single out white supremacists in his criticism of the violence. The Vice President, however, on Sunday did just that, calling out "dangerous fringe groups."
People around the nation marched Sunday in support of the anti-racism protesters in Charlottesville, with more than 130 rallies from California to Maine.
What do we know about Fields?
Fields was a man who possessed " outlandish, very radical beliefs," and a "fondness" for Adolf Hitler, according to Derek Weimer, who teaches social studies at Randall K. Cooper High School in Union, Kentucky.
"It was quite clear he had some really extreme views and maybe a little bit of anger behind them," Weimer told CNN. "Feeling, what's the word I'm looking for, oppressed or persecuted. He really bought into this white supremacist thing. He was very big into Nazism. He really had a fondness for Adolf Hitler."
Principal Mike Wilson said he remembered Fields as a quiet and reserved student who graduated in 2015. In August of that year, Fields was inducted into the Army but he left active duty in December 2015. A spokeswoman for the Army said he failed to meet training standards.
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"As a result he was never awarded a military occupational skill nor was he assigned to a unit outside of basic training," Lt. Col. Jennifer Johnson said.
Fields' mother, Samantha Bloom, told the Toledo Blade in Ohio, where he lives, that she didn't know her son was going to Virginia for a white nationalist rally. She thought it had something to do with Trump.
She told the Blade she didn't discuss politics with her son. She was surprised her son attended an event with white supremacists.
"He had an African-American friend," she told the Blade.
Pence decries neo-Nazis, 'dangerous fringe groups'
As criticism of Trump's response reverberated, Vice President Mike Pence condemned the violence and white supremacists.
"We have no tolerance for hate and violence from white supremacists, neo-Nazis or the KKK," Pence said during a trip to Cartagena, Colombia. "These dangerous fringe groups have no place in American public life and in the American debate and we condemn them in the strongest possible terms."
Pence added: "The President also made clear that behavior by others of different militant perspectives are also unacceptable in our political debate and discourse."
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The creator of one of the most prolific neo-Nazi websites praised Trump for not specifically blaming neo-Nazis and white supremacists, saying "he loves us."
Andrew Anglin of the Daily Stormer wrote that Trump's comments were "good."
"He didn't attack us. He just said the nation should come together. Nothing specific against us. He said that we need to study why people are so angry, and implied that there was hate on ... both sides!" Anglin wrote. "There was virtually no counter-signaling of us at all. He loves us all."
Anglin did not respond to CNN's request for comment.
What happens now?
Fields will make his initial court appearance Monday morning via a video link from jail. A judge will determine whether he will be granted bail. The hearing is expected to take place at 10 a.m. ET.
Three other men were arrested Saturday. One faces a charge of carrying a concealed handgun and another is charged with disorderly conduct. The third man was arrested on suspicion of assault and battery.
The Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have launched a civil rights investigation into the deadly crash, to be led by US Attorney Rick Mountcastle.
Investigators will be looking into Fields' alleged motives, and whether there's enough evidence for a domestic terrorism case.


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The alleged crime was seen by a witness, who notified authorities.
A 5-year-old Michigan boy says that his preschool teacher taped his mouth shut and threw his lunch away, all the while laughing about it, Yahoo News is reporting. The alleged crime was seen by a witness, who called the police.
Back in March, Abdul Dannaoui was attending preschool at Great Start Readiness at Cherry Hill Baptist Church. The Crestwood School District, like many school districts and across the country, contracts with local private preschool centers in order to provide publicly-funded preschool education to kids such as Abdul.
What happened that day remains unclear. According to WXYZ-TV (Detroit), Abdul, who has asthma, was denied his lunch, for reasons that remain unclear. What’s more, says Abdul, a teacher taped his mouth shut.
“She put the scotch tape on my mouth.”
Abdul says that the teacher threw away his lunch, and similarly denied him food at snack time.
“They said don’t tell your mom or dad, or no one.”
Abdul’s mom, Hoda Dannaoui, says that the repeated denials of food left her sickly child gasping for breath.
“I’m emotionally heartbroken. Disappointed. That’s his second home. That’s how they treat a child with asthma.”
A witness observed the incident and reported it to school officials.
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School officials then notified “appropriate authorities,” according to USA Today.
That’s not enough for Hoda, however. She says that she was never notified about the incident, only finding out about it when Abdul told her.
According to a statement from Crestwood School District, the teacher in question, a part-time substitute teacher, has been let go.
“We will say that this is not the normal standard of care that we provide to students. We always work to ensure that all children are safe and secure in a quality setting.”
Hoda, meanwhile, is concerned that a second teacher was involved in the incidents and also needs to be let go; the school district says there is no proof.
“We feel that it was just a joke among these teachers — a laugh for them.”
Abdul’s family intends to file a police report against the teacher involved in this alleged assault. They are also considering filing a civil lawsuit against the school district. The Dearborn Heights Police Department, for its part, confirms that they are “investigating” the incident.
Abdul’s family, meanwhile, plans on removing him from the Crestwood School District entirely.
Parents send their children to preschool and regular school believing that their kids will be well cared for by competent and compassionate professionals. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. In March, as reported by the Inquisitr, a preschool administrator in New Jersey was jailed for allegedly threatening two preschoolers with a knife.

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Question: Bitcoin value sinks, dips below $8,000. India is the latest buzzkill

Bitcoin's rollercoaster ride has taken another plunge, and India may be to blame.
The price of bitcoin dropped below $8,000 on Friday before recovering slightly. It had slumped Thursday following a new broadside against cryptocurrencies from Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
By Saturday morning, the price of the cryptocurrency had rebounded to $9,239, according to Coindesk. That's still a far cry from the near $20,000 price it reached in December.
India will "take all measures to eliminate the use of these crypto assets in financing illegitimate activities or as part of the payment system," Jaitley said in his annual budget speech.
While India's cryptocurrency market is still relatively small, analysts say it has the potential to grow rapidly as bigger markets such as China and South Korea enact their own crackdowns.
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The Indian government has been cautioning its citizens about digital currencies for months. In late December, the finance ministry compared them to "Ponzi schemes." India's central bank has issued multiple warnings that cryptocurrencies have no official backing and people who trade in them do so "at their own risk."
Growing signs that the government and central bank could soon unveil regulations has made the industry jittery.
Indian banks have reportedly suspended accounts of top bitcoin exchanges like Zebpay, Unocoin and Coinsecure.
Unocoin said it had not faced any banking challenges, while Zebpay and Coinsecure did not respond to requests for comment. The banks either declined to comment or did not respond to requests for comment.
But a person with knowledge of the matter confirmed that at least one of Coinsecure's accounts had been suspended, telling CNNMoney that it was done as part of a "due diligence process."
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"These negative events play deeply into the fear factor of traders," Raj Chowdhury, CEO of cryptocurrency firm HashCash Consultants, told CNNMoney. HashCash provides remittance services and payment systems to banks and companies across dozens of countries, and also operates its own cryptocurrency exchange in India.
Chowdhury says India's moves to regulate cryptocurrencies are not surprising, given last year's epic surge of interest that boosted bitcoin to nearly $20,000 in December. The price has more than halved since then.
"Last year was a wild ride," he said. "This year it's gotten big enough for governments to pay attention."
India accounts for between 2% and 3% of global cryptocurrency trade, said Sathvik Vishwanath, CEO of Unocoin.
"India is comparatively a smaller market [when] compared to countries like Japan and the U.S.," Vishwanath told CNNMoney, but he added that "interest is picking up and there is tremendous scope going forward."
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But traders are now worried that the government could nip India's crypto boom in the bud. Vishwanath said Unocoin users have been calling to get clarity on whether their money is in danger.
Harshvardhan Singh, who works at a startup near New Delhi, began trading in ethereum -- another virtual currency increasingly popular in India -- in May last year. He said he was "a little worried in the short run" after the government's recent statements and the resulting "bloodbath."
But like many others, Singh feels virtual currencies have become too big to fail.
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"Blockchain and cryptocurrencies built on top of [it] are now part of this massive ecosystem which countries can't just afford to outlaw," he said.
Some industry figures agree.
"We are not worried," said Vishwanath, adding that he doubts the government will "take a knee-jerk reaction without proper analysis."
The government, on its part, has set up a committee to study cryptocurrencies. Jaitley said Thursday that it will await its report before taking any action. He also said India would look into using the underlying blockchain technology in its own digital payment systems.
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HashCash CEO Chowdhury said many in the industry may even welcome regulation.
"Last year it was the year of ignoring it, this year is the year of debating it," he added. "Next year will hopefully be the year of accepting it."
-- Vinayak Dewan contributed to this report
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The booming cryptocurrency made headlines a week ago for breaking the $3,000 barrier, up from under $1,000 on January 1 2017. Justin Short, CEO and founder of trading platform NOUS, tweeted: “BTC $4k. It may be volatile but it's not worthless.” Today’s high was £3,341.67 ($4,338.16), according to the latest data from CoinDesk. The price of bitcoin has been boosted by heavy demand in Japan where the currency was adopted as legal tender in April.
Bitcoin trade in Japanese yen accounted for 42 per cent of international trade on Sunday, according to CryptoCompare.
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Trading in the Far East is becoming more important as time goes by, said Brian Kelly, head of BKCM, which runs a digital asset strategy. "Bitcoin is benefitting from geopolitical tensions - trading in Japan and Korea has increased significantly over the last few months,” he told CNBC. Bitcoin’s market cap is now valued at more than $69billion (£53billion), up by more than $10billion (£7.7billion) from last week alone.
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Question: White nationalist rally turns deadly in Charlottesville

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(CNN) Despite the outrage and uproar, everyone had to know the protests were coming to Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend -- and that they would get out of hand.
This is how we got here.
It began in February when the City Council voted to rechristen two parks named for Confederate generals and to remove a bronze statue of one of those generals, Robert E. Lee, from an eponymous downtown park.
This came on the heels of several Southern cities removing dozens of Confederate monuments from public property after a self-described white supremacist massacred nine black churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina, in 2015.
The Charlottesville move met with resistance, as some residents sued, and a judge blocked the statue's removal for six months as the matter was litigated.
The City Council voted again in April, this time agreeing to sell the statue and let the buyer remove it, CNN affiliate WVIR reported
Violence began in May
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Prominent white nationalist RIchard Spencer led a demonstration in mid-May that served as prelude to Saturday's violence. Angered by the city's decision, torch-wielding demonstrators marched on the city, drawing condemnation from its leaders who regarded the protest as intimidation.
They were met by counterprotesters carrying banners that read "Black Lives Matter" and "F**k White Supremacy."
Police made three arrests. One police officer was injured when a flying object struck him in the head.
Fast-forward to July, and about 50 Ku Klux Klan members, some in Klan robes, arrived in the city, where they were outnumbered 20-to-1 by counterprotesters
Shouts of "Racists go home" clashed with chants of "white power."
Police had to employ pepper spray and tear gas to disperse crowds. They arrested 22 people.
Friday night: Scuffles at UVA
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The most recent violence began Friday night, ahead of a planned Saturday rally that the Southern Poverty Law Center described as the "largest hate-gathering of its kind in decades."
Charlottesville had tried to move the demonstration, citing safety concerns, but a federal judge issued an injunction allowing the rally to take place at Emancipation Park, formerly Lee Park and the site of the contentious statue.
Jason Kessler, who organized the "Unite the Right" rally, said the rally was aimed at "standing up for our history."
"The statue itself is symbolic of a lot of larger issues," including preserving history against "revisionism," combating political correctness, advocating for white interests and free speech, Kessler said.
Scuffles erupted near a statue of President Thomas Jefferson on the nearby University of Virginia campus. Police declared the demonstration illegal and ran off the white nationalists and counterprotesters.
Saturday morning: Rally canceled, violence continues
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Protesters fired pepper spray at each other. Police scrambled to disperse the crowd ahead of the rally's noon kickoff and declared an "unlawful assembly" just before the rally was slated to begin.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe quickly declared an emergency.
Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia People fly into the air as a vehicle drives into a group of people demonstrating against a white nationalist rally after police cleared Emancipation Park in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday, August 12. Hide Caption 1 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia The vehicle moments before it struck the crowd. Hide Caption 2 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia A woman receives first aid after a speeding car slammed into this silver convertible as it navigated through a crowd of counterprotesters. Hide Caption 3 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia A man embraces an injured woman after a car rammed into the crowd. Hide Caption 4 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia Right-wing rally members clash with counterprotesters in Emancipation Park, where white nationalist groups gathered for a rally. Hide Caption 5 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia A counterprotester strikes a white nationalist with a baton during clashes at Emancipation Park, where white nationalists are protesting the removal of the Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee monument. Hide Caption 6 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia A counterprotester throws a newspaper box at a right-wing rally member at the entrance to Emancipation Park. Hide Caption 7 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia A counterprotester uses a lighted spray can against a white nationalist at the entrance to Emancipation Park. Hide Caption 8 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia Counterprotesters try to burn a Confederate battle flag taken from white nationalist protesters. Hide Caption 9 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia White nationalists, neo-Nazis and members of the "alt-right" clash with counterprotesters. Hide Caption 10 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia A white nationalist is seen with a cut below his eye suffered during clashes with counterprotesters at Emancipation Park . Hide Caption 11 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia White nationalists, neo-Nazis and members of the alt-right movement exchange volleys of pepper spray with counterprotesters as they enter Emancipation Park. Hide Caption 12 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia A woman is treated for exposure to pepper spray during clashes between white nationalists and counterprotesters at Emancipation Park. Hide Caption 13 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia White nationalists use shields as they guard the entrance to Emancipation Park. Hide Caption 14 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia Counterprotesters line the route taken by white nationalists and neo-Nazis during the "Unite the Right" rally. After clashes with anti-fascist protesters and police, the rally was declared an unlawful gathering and people were forced out of Emancipation Park, formerly called Lee Park and home to a controversial statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. Hide Caption 15 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia White nationalist Richard Spencer and his supporters clash with Virginia State Police in Emancipation Park. Hide Caption 16 of 17 Photos: Violence erupts at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia Riot police form a line of defense in front of the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Emancipation Park, recently renamed from Lee Park. Hide Caption 17 of 17
By 1 p.m. police had cleared Emancipation Park, and by early afternoon, police in riot gear stood shoulder-to-shoulder behind their shields, at times advancing toward protesters.
Fights continued to break out, with people kicking and swinging at each other, while other protesters tried to de-escalate tensions without police intervention. One side chanted, "Blood and soil!," an old Nazi slogan, while counterprotesters cried, "Nazi scum off our streets!"
Saturday afternoon: Car slams into protesters
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Police reported 15 injuries associated with the rally, but that toll jumped around 1:30 p.m. when a man drove a silver Dodge Charger into a crowd, killing Heather Heyer, a 32-year-old local paralegal whose father said she was always fighting for others.
Nineteen more people were injured. Video shows the Charger barreling down a narrow side street packed with protesters. It slams into a silver convertible, throwing one protester onto the convertible's roof.
The driver then backs down the street, its bumper dragging, and several protesters give chase.
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Authorities later arrested James Alex Fields, 20, of Maumee, Ohio, jailing him on suspicion of second-degree murder, malicious wounding and failure to stop in an accident that resulted in death. The Justice Department is also looking into the case
"He really bought into this white supremacist thing. He was very big into Nazism. He really had a fondness for Adolf Hitler," said Derek Weimer, who taught Fields as a junior and senior.
Saturday evening: Presidential response
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The day got deadlier just before 5 p.m., when two Virginia State Police troopers died after their helicopter crashed while they were on patrol near the clashes. They were identified as Lt. H. Jay Cullen, 48, and Trooper-Pilot Berke M.M. Bates, 40.
While President Donald Trump issued his condolences to the families of Heyer and the troopers, he issued a controversial statement on the violence , admonishing "hatred, bigotry and violence, on many sides," rather than singling out the white nationalists who staged the rally.
Condolences to the family of the young woman killed today, and best regards to all of those injured, in Charlottesville, Virginia. So sad! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 12, 2017
Deepest condolences to the families & fellow officers of the VA State Police who died today. You're all among the best this nation produces. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 12, 2017
A White House official, requesting anonymity, later said, it was obvious Trump condemned "white supremacists, KKK, neo-Nazi and all extremist groups." But as of midday Monday Trump hadn't come out and said it himself, despite Republicans and Democrats calling for a stronger statement.
The fallout from Trump's reticence led to Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier, an African-American, stepping down from the President's manufacturing council, issuing a statement, saying US leaders must reject "expressions of hatred."
Now that Ken Frazier of Merck Pharma has resigned from President's Manufacturing Council,he will have more time to LOWER RIPOFF DRUG PRICES! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 14, 2017
Within minutes, Trump attacked him on Twitter , saying Frazier's resignation would give him more time to "LOWER RIPOFF DRUG PRICES!"
Still, he delivered no condemnation of white nationalism. That came Monday afternoon , when he called racism "evil" and said those who caused the violence, "including KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups, are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans."
Sunday: Time to heal
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On Sunday, state and local leaders attended a rally at a black church and seemed ready to put the incident behind them and look forward to the recovery process.
"That's not what we're about. So I am here this morning, as your lieutenant governor, and also as a doctor, to start the healing process." Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam told Mount Zion First African Baptist Church, to applause.
Inside the park was peaceful. Outbreaks of violence occurred where police refused to separate or even pushed the feuding groups together. https://t.co/2DFU3Gq6bU — Jason Kessler (@TheMadDimension) August 14, 2017
Kessler, the rally organizer, took a different tack, blaming Charlottesville government and police for the violence and for failing to "protect the First Amendment rights of rally participants."
Meanwhile, Americans from California to Maine marched in solidarity with Charlottesville, with more than 130 rallies taking place around the nation.
On Monday, Fields appeared in court via video link. He wore a black-and-white jumpsuit, as the judge informed him of his rights and the charges against him. A court hearing was set for August 25.
More rallies coming
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What's next besides the hearing?
Numerous sources in recent months have told CNN that they feel today's tumultuous political climate has given hate a broader platform, and it appears Charlottesville's violence has done little to deter controversial speakers from staging rallies around the country.
Boston has a "free-speech rally" featuring numerous far right-wing speakers scheduled August 19.
There are also rallies planned in the Bay Area later this month, with a another "free speech rally" scheduled for August 26 in San Francisco and a "No to Marxism" event planned in nearby Berkeley the next day.
"In America we have Marxism being taught in our schools and communities. Berkeley is a ground zero for the Marxist Movement and we need to speak out and say NO to Marxism," a promotion says.


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Question: Why Nassir Little commitment is so important for UNC

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Nassir Little might turn out to exceed his considerable expectations when he arrives at North Carolina next year. He might not. What matters now, though, isn’t what Little might eventually become.
It’s what he already is: the Tar Heels’ most important recruiting victory in years.
Little, a 6-7 wing forward from Orlando, Fla., announced on Wednesday, in a post on Twitter, that he had committed to UNC. He’s the No. 9 prospect in the class of 2018, according to 247sports.com, and he ends UNC’s futility in recruiting prospects held in similarly-high regard.
It has been a long time, by its own standard, since UNC received a commitment from a prospect of Little’s caliber. Before Little, the most recent top-10 prospect to commit to UNC was Justin Jackson, who did so in 2013. That’s not to say that UNC hasn’t been recruiting good, or even very good, players in recent seasons.
Clearly, based on UNC’s success, the Tar Heels have. Tony Bradley, for instance, played an important role on the Tar Heels’ national championship team during his freshman year last season, but he was considered a top-25 or top-30 prospect when he arrived. Luke Maye and Kenny Williams, the only members of UNC’s 2015 recruiting class, were lesser-regarded prospects but both played important roles, at various times, last season.
Bradley’s commitment, which came about two years ago, ended another long recruiting drought. It had been a while, by then, that any player at all had committed to the Tar Heels. All the while, UNC coach Roy Williams attempted to recruit the best of the best high school prospects.
And all the while, UNC had been striking out with top-5 and top-10 high school players – and doing so at such an alarming rate that it raised the obvious question of why. Why had one of the most traditionally successful programs in the country, long a preferred destination of the best high school players, gone dry at the highest levels of recruiting?
The recruiting difficulties frustrated UNC fans. The problem bothered Williams, especially, and he often cited the “junk” – the NCAA investigation, and the long-term uncertainty that has come with it – to explain why top prospects had shunned the Tar Heels.
In a strange twist, Little’s commitment came amid his own “junk,” as Williams might describe it. Little is believed to be one of the high school players caught in the middle of the nefarious scheme involving AAU coaches, adidas representatives and college basketball coaches. The Department of Justice revealed the alleged corruption after a two-year FBI investigation.
Little is not named in the federal investigation but his AAU coach, Jonathan Augustine, is one of 10 men charged in the case. Based on context clues in the federal documents detailing the case, at least two schools, believed to be Arizona and Miami, were willing to pay $150,000 for Little, who, along with his family, has denied knowledge of the scheme.
Little perhaps alluded to the swirl surrounding him when he announced his commitment to UNC. He did so through a video he posted on Twitter. In the video, he carries on a text-message-like conversation with his father who, at one point, writes: “It’s a lot of stuff going on right now.”
“Fact!” Little writes in response. “But lions don’t lose sleep over the opinion of sheep.”
Moments later a graphic appears, with Little wearing a Carolina blue No. 23 UNC jersey, that makes his intentions clear. The announcement, and the fanfare that followed, came in contrast to UNC’s other high-profile recruitments in recent years, just about all of which ended in disappointment for the Tar Heels.
Since Jackson’s commitment in 2013, UNC had been spurned by a long list of top-10 prospects, including several who grew up in North Carolina. UNC during those years lost out on Brandon Ingram and Harry Giles in-state, and many others held in similarly-high regard out of state. All of which led to the questions, some of which Williams raised himself, about UNC’s recruiting.
Aside from the NCAA cloud, other theories emerged, too: That other schools, primarily Duke and Kentucky, had become to top prospects more culturally relevant – perhaps “cooler,” for lack of a better way to put it – than UNC; that Williams had lost his recruiting touch; that UNC simply wasn’t attractive for players who hoped to play only one season in college before departing for the NBA.
Little’s commitment puts an end to all of that talk, at least for now. He is the first top-10 prospect to commit to UNC in four years.
Jackson, the most recent to do so before Little, helped lead UNC to the national championship last season before leaving school to enter the NBA draft. Like Little, Jackson was also considered to be ninth-best prospect in his class. He earned ACC Player of the Year honors last season, as a junior.
Little may follow a similar path during his time at UNC. He may not. He may arrive with the goal of leaving as quickly as possible to pursue his professional aspirations. He may stick around and spend more than one season in college. All of that is yet to be determined.
Yet without setting foot on campus, and much less a basketball court, Little has already become an important part of the next chapter of Williams’ program, however it’s written.

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Duke moves from 7-1 to 3-1 to win the national title after the Marvin Bagley III announcement.
(Via: @LVSuperBook) — ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) August 15, 2017
Mark down the date and time - 11:33 p.m. on Aug. 14, 2017. That's when Marvin Bagley III made two epic announcements.The latter being he'll play basketball at Duke. The former, he's reclassifying, which means the top player of 2018 (and maybe '17 and even '16) plans to forgo his senior season of high school and will join the Blue Devils' class of 2017."I had a good feeling there, ever since they offered a scholarship in ninth grade," Bagley said. "You have to be special to be a part of it."Bagley made the highly anticipated announcement live on ESPN's SportsCenter.He said head coach Mike Krzyzewski preached "brotherhood," and he wanted to be a part of it.Bagley III is 6-11 with a lethal outside touch that can be used to stretch the floor.His addition to the class makes Duke a legitimate national title contender, as they were a year ago. Duke also has top guard Trevon Duval and one of the top forwards in the class, Wendell Carter. Stick them with senior Grayson Allen and Marques Bolden and you have the makings of a super team.Of course, we all thought that last year and it didn't work out so well. This could be different simply because Bagley III isgood. Maybe the best player to step on campus in Durham in years. And Duke has had some pretty good recruits over the last few hauls.Is it basketball season yet?!


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Question: Trump hosts his first Easter Egg Roll

WASHINGTON -
Thousands of children are heading to the White House for its biggest social event of the year: the annual Easter Egg Roll.
There had been some hand-wringing over whether President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, would be able to pull off a successful “egg-stravaganza.” Both the president and first lady have been slow to fill White House staff jobs.
But a downsized version of the 139-year-old event is kicking off early Monday on the South Lawn.
The White House is expecting more than 21,000 children and adults to attend the festivities. That’s down from the 35,000 people who attended last year.
The first lady tweeted over the weekend that she’s looking forward to hosting the Easter Egg Roll. The event was first held in 1878.

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President Trump shared a warm embrace with a child who was in attendance at the "Right to Try Act" signing.


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Question: Melania Trump’s White Hat Has People Wondering If She’s Sending Signals Like Olivia Pope

The first lady could just be celebrating the arrival of spring or rocking a French fashion label. But the Internet has another explanation for Melania Trump's outfit from Tuesday morning when she welcomed the French president to the White House: Melania is channeling Olivia Pope with the white hat and power suit. Twitter — and the Scandal costumer designer herself — couldn't stop making the comparison.
"Is Melania wearing the white hat?? She is certainly wearing Olivia's jacket....I see #Scandal everywhere," Lyn Paolo, the costume designer for the hit ABC TV show posted on Twitter, with the hashtag #gladiators, as Pope's band of lawyers, fixers, and spies are known.
The white hat is a signature look of Pope, the lead character played by Kerry Washington. And "wearing the white hat" is a euphemism on the show for doing the right thing.
Washington's character runs Olivia Pope & Associates, a crisis management firm, that only takes on clients who are on the right side of a scandal ethically — even though Pope herself has a sordid affair with the (fictional) president, covers up murders, and generally makes questionable decisions.
The show's costume designer was not alone in the observation. Twitter user Marnie Mueller posted, "Melania's white hat is even bigger than Olivia Pope's. A message?" And coupled with several emojis, Evan Bell wrote, "Ok Melania I see you with the white hat. It seems we’ve all learned from Olivia Pope."
There's no word yet on whether this means that Melania has donned the white hat in the Scandal sense. The gladiators on Shonda Rhimes' Scandal have been fighting to save American democracy season after season — but they've never been very good at it.
Saving democracy as we know it might be a tall order for any first lady, but what Melania has committed to is the state dinner. Melania has taken charge of the direction and has put her personal touch on everything, from the menu, to the size of the gathering and the china that will be used. She even posted updates of the last-minute preparations like inspecting the floral arrangements.
The all-white ensemble is her latest look opposite the French president Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte.
On Monday she wore a black French cape to the tree planing ceremony. It was designed by Givenchy, a top French design firm — perhaps as a gesture to the foreign guests. Underneath was a not-so-French black Dolce & Gabbana cocktail dress, and a satin cummerbund by Ralph Lauren. She paired the look with a Christian Dior crocodile clutch and black Christian Louboutin stilettos.
Despite being high fashion, Tuesday's look was not actually French. Rather the first lady donned a $2,195 Michael Kors Collection "belted asymmetric crepe blazer and skirt suit." The wide-brimmed hat is also from the Michael Kors Collection — not the set of Scandal.
Her next outfit will serve as dinner attire Tuesday evening, but it is not being announced until later in the day.
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Question: Dwight Freeney retires, hopes he 'made a difference in some kid's life'

Syracuse, N.Y. -- The best pass-rusher in Syracuse football history officially retired from the NFL after 16 seasons.
Dwight Freeney retired Monday afternoon as a member of the Indianapolis Colts, the franchise with which he blossomed into one of the great sack artists in the game's history using his signature spin move.
His mastery at pressuring and disrupting quarterbacks was all too familar to Syracuse football fans, which watched from afar for nearly two decades after he left campus an All-American.
Is the next stop sliding each arm through the sleeves of the gold jacket awarded to inductees in the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
The owner of the Colts certainly thinks so.
"One of the greatest football players I've ever seen in my life," Jim Irsay told reporters during Freeney's retirement ceremony Monday in Indianapolis.
"He's going to go into the Hall of Fame even if him and I have to break in."
Today was a great day! Thanks again to all who have supported me over the years. pic.twitter.com/bFf0cRcvuR -- Dwight Freeney (@dwightfreeney) April 24, 2018
Freeney, 38, was drafted by the Colts with the 11th overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft and compiled 125.5 sacks over his 16-year career. He spent his first 11 seasons with the Colts -- winning one Super Bowl -- before spending time with the San Diego Chargers, Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Seattle Seahawks and Detroit Lions.
"Over the years, I started moving team to team," Freeney told reporters at the retirement ceremony. "It wasn't the same. To have this kind of camaraderie, it was special. I always look back on these moments whenever I'm having a down day. I sit down and laugh about all the different things that happened with me and (Robert Mathis) and Raheem Brock and the training staff. It really puts a smile on my face."
Freeney said he would spend plenty of time of the golf course as he enjoys retirement, along with other yet-to-be-decided ventures.
"I'm proud of the work I put in," Freeney said. "I gave it my all. Hopefully I made a difference in some kid's life like Lawrence Taylor did for me when I was younger. I hope I did that. This has been a great ride."
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DAVIE — It’s possible that the best linebacker at the Dolphins’ training facility won’t make a single tackle this season, won’t break up a single pass and won’t be known to most fans.
Frank Bush is 55 now. Coaches linebackers rather than lines up with them. Isn’t living in the past.
But nobody could blame him if he did.
It didn’t take the Houston Oilers long in 1985 to realize that their fifth-round draft choice should have gone higher. Bush won a starting job as a rookie. Was a guy who, in the eyes of coach Jerry Glanville, “had it all.”
Or at least he did until the third game of his second season, when he collided with running back Mike Pruitt of the Kansas City Chiefs and lost it all.
Bush lost feeling for a few seconds as he hit the ground. A specialist diagnosed a narrow spinal canal and told Bush — who’d never been seriously injured — he risked paralysis if he kept playing.
So Bush went to another specialist.
Then another and another and another. Six, in all.
“I was trying to get somebody to say yeah,” Bush said Wednesday.
This is where it’s important to point out Bush laughed as he said that. He could have stayed bitter over a promising career cut short, but what would be the point? Even then, he had enough of a grasp of the bigger picture that he told a reporter it would be “a total waste of my life” if he risked playing and ended up paralyzed.
“It opened some doors for me,” said Bush, Adam Gase’s assistant head coach. “It’s allowed me to be in the league for over 30 years. I’m not sure if that would have happened if I would have taken another path.
“I’ve made some great friends. I’ve learned a lot. I’ve grown up a lot. I always tell some of my players and some of my friends I’m kind of the epitome of the NFL: You try hard, keep doing what you’ve got to do and you’ll have a long career.”
It’s easy to think this way now. Then? When a guy in a white lab coat is telling you at age 23 your career is over? Not so much.
“I played since I was 6 years old,” Bush said. “It was one of the things that really gave me a lot of joy. I never felt like I was working when I was doing it. At that time I felt like, ‘Wow, this is devastating. If I can’t do this, then what can I do?’ ”
The Oilers quickly made him a scout and he worked his way up, spending time coaching with the Broncos, Cardinals, Texans, Titans and Rams before joining the Dolphins in 2017.
Ask Kiko Alonso, Raekwon McMillan or Jerome Baker about Bush and you might get a blank stare. Most of today’s Dolphins linebackers know little about the player Bush could have been. That’s OK.
“Not important,” Bush said. “What they do is important.”
Bush the coach can be a bit of a sledgehammer like Bush the linebacker. Asked Wednesday about Alonso’s performance in 2017, Bush made no attempt to sugarcoat.
“I’d kind of say it was up and down,” Bush said. “I was expecting a lot more from him. I’m sure he expected more from me. He did what we thought he should do and he can play better. He can play better in coverage. Some of his tackling was suspect; but we’re working on all of those things and I think he’ll be better.”
Oilers coaches in the mid-‘80s weren’t making apologies for Bush’s play. They didn’t need to.
“He had it all,” Glanville said at the time. “Here we are trying to teach our outside linebackers to blitz, shake and bake without contact, and there stands a guy who did that as well as anybody in football,” Glanville said. “He was our best.”
In was an unforgiving time in the NFL. Almost the same time Bush went down, Tim Lewis, a defensive back who had 16 interceptions in his first four NFL seasons for the Packers, saw his career end under nearly identical circumstances after he hit Bears receiver Willie Gault.
Bush and Lewis have compared notes. At least in Bush’s case, he can’t help but wonder what might have followed had today’s medicine been available to them then.
“They have spinal surgery now where they kind of widen that canal out a little bit,” Bush said. “Guys go play.”
Guys like Peyton Manning.
“Every time a guy has some instance and they come back from it, I think about myself and what could have been,” Bush said.
And when a guy like McMillan gets hurt on his first professional play, robbing him of his rookie season, Bush feels that, too.
“Anytime a kid has an injury situation, you kind of feel for him and you’re hoping he can get back from it — what Raekwon’s done,” Bush said. “You’ve got a little bit more empathy for the kids.”
And if any of his players ever get the same devastating news he did, Bush will be there as a voice of reason.
“You kind of live with it,” Bush said. “You’ve just got to focus on something else. What else can I be good at?”
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Question: Planets, moon put on a bright show in the New Year's sky

Story highlights The waning crescent moon and a bright Venus were visible on Jan. 1
For some skywatchers, Mars and Neptune could be seen, too
(CNN) If you ever see a particularly big, bright star in the night sky, chances are it may not be a star at all. It is probably Venus, the brightest planet visible from Earth.
Such was the case on Sunday night, when an especially bright Venus paired up with a waning crescent moon, creating quite a sight for skywatchers.
According to EarthSky , Mars was also visible, although much smaller and not as bright. And for those with a telescope and some astronomical sleuthing skills, a glimpse at Neptune rounded out the planetary pageant.
Admirers took advantage of the sky's Instagrammable moment:
This picture was taken by MaoTing Hsu in Taichung, Taiwan. The top image was taken in Hong Kong, China by B. Yeung.

Osoyoos photographer Lori Jantz set her alarm to wake up in the wee hours of Wednesday morning to drive up to Anarchist Lookout and photograph the moon. This was a Super Blue Blood Full Moon. A super moon occurs when the moon appears larger because it is at a point in its orbit closest to the earth. A blue moon occurs when there is a second full moon in a month. And the reddish colour of the blood moon is caused by a lunar eclipse, when the earth passes between the sun and the moon. See some of Jantz’s other photography when the Osoyoos Photography Club opens its exhibition at The Art Gallery Osoyoos on Feb. 9.


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Question: Fed finds nationwide pickup in manufacturing activity

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve’s latest survey of business conditions found manufacturing activity accelerating in many parts of the country in late April and early May, even as some businesses expressed concern about uncertainty caused by rising trade tensions.
The Fed said Wednesday that its survey described the economy as expanding at a moderate pace with more than half of the central bank’s 12 regions reporting a pickup in industrial activity and a third of those districts describing manufacturing conditions as “strong.”
The survey was taken after the Trump administration announced plans to institute tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum, actions designed to boost domestic producers.
It will inform discussions when the central bank meets next month, when it is expected to raise rates.

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Following the very different outcomes of this month's elections in France and the U.K., the tables have been turned, Simon Nixon writes, with Britain facing increased economic uncertainty and France poised for higher growth.
Import Growth Slows at U.S. West Coast Container Ports
Import growth slowed in May at the nation's dominant West Coast container ports, as broad changes in the global ocean shipping sector appeared to shift supply chain routes toward the East Coast.
U.S. Consumer Price Slumber Clouds Rate Picture
U.S. consumer prices are rising at the slowest pace in half a year, a complication for the Federal Reserve as it balances soft inflation readings against signs the labor market is at or near full employment.
U.S. Retail Sales Fell 0.3% in May
Americans broadly reduced spending at retailers in May, dealing the latest setback to an economy struggling to shift into faster growth.
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June 14, 2017 21:15 ET (01:15 GMT)


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BEDFORD, Pa. (AP) — A former Pennsylvania district attorney accused of tipping off female drug dealers and giving them lenient treatment in exchange for sex pleaded guilty Wednesday to corruption charges in a deal that will keep him out of prison.
Former Bedford County District Attorney William Higgins pleaded guilty to all 31 misdemeanor counts he faced, including official oppression and obstructing the administration of law, according to Attorney General Josh Shapiro.
Under a plea agreement, Higgins will spend no time behind bars. He will lose a portion of his state and county government pensions and is expected to lose his law license under a separate disciplinary proceeding.
Shapiro’s office did not mention the terms of the plea agreement in a news release, nor did Shapiro mention it in a videotaped statement.
“The offer that was made by the commonwealth was an offer he felt he couldn’t refuse,” said Higgins’ attorney, Steven Passarello.
Higgins resigned in early April after the charges were filed, saying in a statement that he’d been accused of conduct “unbecoming of a district attorney” and “unbecoming of a husband and father.”
One woman performed oral sex on Higgins about a month after he told a state trooper not to charge her with drug delivery, according to a police affidavit. Another woman said that after she performed oral sex on Higgins, he told her that her cousin could thank her for not getting arrested, authorities said.
Police said Higgins also revealed the names of confidential informants to female drug dealers with whom he was having sex, or to their friends and associates.
“Former District Attorney Higgins traded his power and law enforcement authority for sexual favors and he violated his oath to the people of Bedford County — compromising the security of his community and the safety of confidential informants,” Shapiro said.
Higgins, a 43-year-old Republican, was sworn into office in 2004 as the state’s youngest district attorney.
He will be sentenced in August.

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NORFOLK, Va. – A federal judge sentenced suspended Norfolk City Treasurer Anthony Burfoot to serve six years behind bars Monday. He’s also ordered to pay back $250,000.
In December, a jury found Burfoot guilty of six of the eight charges he was facing for public corruption and perjury. He was facing 4 perjury charges but only found guilty of two of those charges.
Burfoot must turn himself in by Wednesday at 2 p.m.
Federal prosecutors were seeking a sentence of 17.5 years. However, a court filing stated that Burfoot’s attorney asked he serve no more than two years.
Burfoot’s attorney also filed new motions in hopes of getting him a new trial citing newly discovered evidence.
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Question: Teachers see raises; school district adopts $330 million budget

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ST. GEORGE — During a regular meeting of the Washington County School Board of Education Tuesday, the board unanimously voted to adopt a proposed $330 million total budget for the 2017-2018 fiscal year. The board also adopted the final budget for the 2016-2017 fiscal year.
The maintenance and operations budget, district administrator Brent Bills said, was previously proposed at approximately $211 million and has gone down about $750,000.
This year’s total budget includes the issuance of $55 million in bonds to build three new schools: Crimson Cliffs High School (set to open 2019), Crimson Cliffs Middle School (set to open 2018), located south of the Treasure Valley subdivision in Washington (south of 4200 South); and a yet to be named intermediate school in the Little Valley area.
The three secondary schools will join the newly built Majestic Fields Elementary, 675 East Majestic Drive, Washington, set to open in the fall, to create a new cone site – schools grouped together under a particular high school – in the district.
Construction of the new facilities constitutes a large chunk of the increased budget, Bills said, a necessary expenditure to keep up with the growth in Washington County and by extension in the school district. Bonding for the new schools was previously approved by voters.
In a previous school board meeting, Superintendent Larry Bergeson said the school district has seen growth recently that mirrors the kind of numbers it saw in the late 1990s and early 2000s before the economic downturn began in 2008.
Though accommodating a rapidly growing student population is not without its difficulties – school boundary changes and expensive construction among them – overall Washington County’s growth has proved to be a good thing for the school district and the taxpayers.
Because of all the additional homes and new businesses, the school board will not be asking for a property tax increase for the 2017-2018 school year, Bills said.
“We will collect the same amount of money off the properties in aggregate that we did last year,” Bills said. “There is some new growth in the community so we’ll get the new property taxes off the new homes and the new businesses but we won’t be looking for a tax increase at all from the current property tax holders.”
This is a very different story from two years ago when in an August 2015 public Truth-in-Taxation hearing the board approved a 3 percent property tax increase. At the time it was the second increase in Washington County property taxes for school district purposes in two years.
Because the board was not asking for a tax increase this year they did not have to hold a Truth-in-Taxation hearing, Bills said.
Another uptick in the budget was the approval of the negotiated agreement which adopts a new salary schedule for teachers. Beginning in the 2017-2018 school year all teachers will be moved over to a new salary schedule, Bills said. The new salary schedule will guarantee teachers a minimum of a 6.6 percent pay increase over the 2016-2017 school year and raise the base salary for teachers entering the district to $40,000.
In addition to a pay raise, the new salary schedule removes a previous cap placed on earnings which will allow teachers to have more upward mobility and help toward their retirement.
“Retirement is based on the high three years,” Bills said. “So even if you are in the middle of the salary schedule this is going to be great because when you get to retirement your retirement is going to be based on a higher dollar amount.”
The increased teacher pay is, in part, a response to a statewide teacher shortage. As school districts across the state begin to feel the shortage there is an increased need to address teacher acquisition and retention.
Along with the new salary schedule the board also approved a proposed $2,000 sign-on bonus for new teacher hires to be paid in two payments; $1,000 for the first year of teaching and $1,000 for the second year to help entice teachers to the school district and to keep them here.
Bills said during the school board meeting that there are at least an elementary school’s worth of teacher positions that need to be filled and several others at the secondary level.
Other board action items
In other business, the school board approved an amount of money to be capped at $215,000 to go toward the development of tennis courts which will be located at the Enterprise City Park. The city will, in turn, develop a soccer field and both facilities will be available for the use of Enterprise schools for their sports programs.
The agreement was seen as a win-win by the board for both entities as it will act as a wonderful hub for the community of Enterprise and provide much needed facilities, especially for Enterprise High School.
This $215,000 for tennis courts is in addition to $200,000 appropriated for the park by Washington County – funding that comes from tourism and recreation taxes.
Read more: Enterprise community park project receives $200,000 from county
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Washington County School District: Website | Final budget for fiscal year 2016-2017 and proposed budget for fiscal year 2017-2018: View here.
St. George News reporter Julie Applegate contributed to this report.
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It did not take long this week for the Santa Barbara City Council to finalize the vast majority of its fiscal year 2017-18 budget, and it compromised on the final piece of the puzzle: increasing the administrative fee the city levies on the other libraries in the county that it manages. The council spent the last month and a half reviewing the $351 million recommended budget , which consists of $318 million in operating expenses and $33 million in capital work.
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It's competition time, and fans of Swansea City will have the chance to grab the jersey of new signing Jordan Ayew.
There is a Swans competition where, you could be in with a chance of winning a signed Jordan Ayew shirt, a copy of FIFA 17 - complete with its own Swans cover - or two tickets for our Premier League fixture against Burnley.
The Ghanaian is joined the Welsh side in the January transfer window and made his debut against Leicester City.
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EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — Boeing will issue hundreds of layoff notices to engineers in Washington state this week.
The Daily Herald reported Monday (https://goo.gl/BWosp) that a memo from the company's vice president of engineering for Boeing Commercial Airplanes John Hamilton says the cuts are necessary to stay competitive.
Hamilton also said in the memo that more cuts in engineering could come later this year.
In just over the past year, Boeing Commercial Airplanes reduced its workforce by more than 9,000, mainly through buyouts and retirements.
At the end of March, the division employed nearly 74,200 people, down from over 83,000 at the end of 2015.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has confirmed it will temporarily lay off 3,200 workers from its Toledo Assembly Complex starting April 7 as the company shifts production of the Jeep Cherokee out of Toledo to make room for the next-generation Jeep Wrangler. The move has been expected for some time, though Fiat Chrysler just recently filed notice of the layoffs with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.
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Question: Exxon CEO urges New York prosecutor to rethink climate change probe

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DALLAS (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp’s chief executive said on Wednesday that he hopes the new attorney general in New York “comes to a different conclusion” than predecessor Eric Schneiderman on a climate change probe into the world’s largest publicly traded oil producer.
FILE PHOTO: Darren Woods, Chairman & CEO of Exxon Mobil Corporation exits after a news conference at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., March 1, 2017. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
Schneiderman, who resigned earlier this month after allegations of physical abuse by four women that he denied, had alleged Exxon withheld information about its internal climate change discussions and misled the public about what it knew. Exxon has long denied the charges.
The investigation has spread to other states, including Massachusetts, and has put Exxon squarely in the middle of the ongoing debate about fossil fuels and climate change.
CEO Darren Woods, who spoke at Exxon’s annual shareholder meeting in Dallas, said he was “committed to being part of the solution on climate change.”
Woods added he has not reached out to Barbara Underwood, who was appointed to replace Schneiderman. He said he was not sure if Exxon attorneys have talked to Underwood or her office.
“I’m real confident on where we stand. I hope whoever comes in steps back and takes an objective look ... and comes to a different conclusion,” Woods said.
Underwood, a Democrat appointed by the New York State Legislature, has said she will not run for election to a full term this November. At least six candidates of various political backgrounds have announced their candidacies.
“Let’s see what that election brings,” Woods said.
New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, who oversees state pension funds that hold about 11.5 million Exxon shares, has also long criticized the company’s response to climate change and voted against a slate of 10 board nominees at the company’s annual meeting.
“The fund cannot support board directors who refuse to acknowledge substantial risks to Exxon’s bottom line and fail to help it transition to a lower carbon future,” DiNapoli said in a statement. All 10 board nominees were approved.

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Meghan Markle is reportedly set to join boyfriend Prince Harry at the reception after Pippa Middleton’s upcoming wedding.
It was previously reported that the Suits actress would not be attending the 20 May nuptials because of Pippa and fiance James Matthews’ “no ring, no bring” policy, meaning that as she and Harry weren’t engaged, she would be unable to go to the wedding.
However, it has now been reported that while Meghan won’t be joining Harry at the actual wedding ceremony, to be held at St. Mark’s church in Englefield, England, she will be on his arm for the reception later in the evening, according to People.com.
Britain’s Hello! magazine were the first to report that Meghan was planning to attend the wedding in some capacity, after requesting a week off from shooting her hit U.S. TV show.
The claims come after Harry missed the royal Easter tradition of the royal family attending a service at Windsor Castle’s St. George’s Chapel alongside Queen Elizabeth II, instead flying to Toronto, Canada, to spend the holiday with Meghan. His decision to miss the annual tradition has also fuelled claims the pair are planning to get engaged, with Meghan’s recent moves such as shutting down her lifestyle website and quitting her ambassadorial role for a skintight leather clothing range suggesting she is attempting to ensure her life is more aligned with the royals.
Pippa’s wedding is sure to be a massive draw for photographers worldwide, especially after the recent confirmation that her sister Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge’s, two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, are in the bridal party.
A representative for Catherine and husband Prince William’s London residence, Kensington Palace, confirmed three-year-old George will serve as a page boy, while little Charlotte, who turns two on 2 May, will be a bridesmaid.
It is not believed the Duchess will be a part of the bridal party, preferring instead to let her kids shine alongside their aunt, who caught the world’s attention by wearing a figure-hugging Alexander McQueen dress as Catherine’s maid of honour at her 2011 wedding to Prince William.
Pippa, 33, and her 41-year-old fiance, the brother of British reality star Spencer Matthews, became engaged last July during a romantic weekend getaway to the U.K.’s Lake District, where James popped the question with a diamond sparkler reportedly worth over US$250,000.
They had been dating for less than a year, but had previously enjoyed a brief romance back in 2012.

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GETTY Meghan Markle and Amal Clooney have been friends for some time
The British Lebanese barrister is based at Doughty Street Chambers in London. The women are believed to have struck up a firm friendship after being introduced by a mutual friend. A source told People magazine the pair have formed a “natural friendship” founded in their shared interests. The source said: “Meghan and Amal have known each other for a while and share many interests.
“Amal has been helping Meghan settle into London life. “It was a very natural friendship from day one.” The Duchess and Ms Clooney share a passion for activism, both having worked with the UN, and on various charity projects. The Duchess of Sussex has been based in the UK for the last six months, making the move across the pond last November.
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The former Suits actress was seen moving out of her Toronto apartment just days after it was announced that she and her co-star Patrick J Adams would not be returning for the next series of the US legal drama. She moved into Nottingham Cottage with Prince Harry, a small house on the vast Kensington Palace estate, and previous home to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. It is the same house in which Prince Harry proposed. The Duchess of Sussex should find it fairly easy to rely on her new confidant in the coming months.
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Question: Mumbai beaten yet again in IPL as Hyderabad defends only 118

MUMBAI, India — Sunrisers Hyderabad successfully defended their second lowest total in Indian Premier League history by recording 31-run victory over defending champions Mumbai Indians on Tuesday.
Seamer Siddarth Kaul picked up 3-23 and Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan snapped up 2-11 with his masterful googlies and legspinners as Mumbai was bowled out for 87 in 18.5 overs.
Earlier, after being put into bat, Hyderabad was dismissed for its second lowest IPL total when it fell to Mumbai seamers for 118 in 18.4 overs.
“Without a doubt we were expecting a lot more from ourselves with the bat,” Hyderabad captain Kane Williamson said. “A number of injuries, a change in balance, but the best part of it was how the guys were engaged in the second half.”
Mumbai, which now has lost five out of six matches, buckled against some fine seam and spin bowling despite Hyderabad going without its frontline injured seamers.
Billy Stanlake was ruled out of remainder of IPL due to fractured finger and injured Bhuvneshwar Kumar was rested from the game.
Mumbai’s chase was in disarray when it stuttered at 21-3 in the sixth over that included key wicket of captain Rohit Sharma for just 2.
“118 on any wicket, we should have been able to get that, we just weren’t there,” Rohit said. “We needed to show some intent but we didn’t … they kept us guessing all the time. A few of us played bad shots including myself.”
Suryakumar Yadav (34) and Krunal Pandya (24) shared the best partnership of the innings by combining in a 40-run fourth-wicket stand before Mumbai lost its last six wickets for just 14 runs.
Rashid hurried the collapse when he successfully won an lbw television referral against Krunal and Kaul ran through the tail in quick succession as Hyderabad clinched its fourth win in the tournament.
Earlier, Hardik Pandya (2-20) and Mitchell McClenaghan (2-22) polished off Hyderabad’s top order as the visitors’ innings never got any momentum from the onset.
McClenaghan struck twice in his first over when he clean bowled fit-again Shekhar Dhawan and then Wriddhiman Saha was caught behind for zero.
Hardik had captain Kane Williamson (29) caught behind off an inside edge and Manish Pandey (16) drove carelessly in the covers as Hyderabad stuttered at 63-5 in the ninth over.
Mumbai’s 20-year-old Mayank Markande took his wickets tally to 10 to be the leading wicket-taker in the IPL by clean bowling Mohammad Nabi (16) and Basil Thampi.
Yusuf Pathan (29) struck seamer Mustafizur Rahman for a six over long-on which took Hyderabad past its lowest ever total of 113 in the IPL — also made against Mumbai in 2015.
However, Yusuf holed out in the deep off the next ball to be last man out as only four Hyderabad batsmen could reach double figures.

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Pakistan registered an emphatic eight-wicket victory against England in the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 on Wednesday to seal their first-ever final in the tournament's history. Pakistan bowled and fielded tightly to restrict the hosts to a paltry total of 211 all out and the lowest-ranked team in the tournament knocked off the chase in style with a massive 12.5 overs to spare. It was a major disappointment for England, who won all three group matches in their bid to claim a first global 50-over title and had beaten Pakistan in 12 of their last 14 one-day internationals.
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As soon as Pakistan defeated tournament favourites, fans started predicting India vs Pakistan final at The oval on Sunday. Though, India is yet to play Bangladesh in the second semi-final on Thursday and they need to beat them to enter the finals.
Meanwhile in Pakistan- Abhi toh naya TV laaye the phir todo bethke isse Sunday ko. ??#IndVsPak — Saniya Sayed (@Ssaniya25) June 14, 2017
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Pic2: Indian cricket fans during #IndVsPak pic.twitter.com/H1Bpbvkcva — Arvind Mishra (@gr8arvind) June 14, 2017
Without any doubt, Kohli's men are overwhelming favourites on a fresh pitch at Edgbaston but not to forget, the tournament has been full of upsets, be it Pakistan defeating South Africa or Mashrafe Mortaza's side chasing down 266 at Sophia Gardens last Friday, which ultimately booked their semi-final place.
India will have to be careful against the subcontinent opponents.
Defending champions India kick started their campaign by beating Pakistan hands down. A great batting performance from the top order, combined with some good bowling gave India an easy 124-run victory (DLS method) over traditional rivals. India scored 319 for 3 in their rain-truncated 48 overs and then dismissed Pakistan to 164 off 33.4 overs as the latter chased revised Duckworth-Lewis total of 289 off 41 overs.