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July 31, 2019
Brazilian Police Dismiss Rape Claim Against Neymar

“We checked all the possibilities. I did not see enough elements to indict,” Sao Paulo police investigator Juliana Lopes Bussacos said in a press conference. She also rejected possible assault charges.

July 28, 2019
White House Belittles Calls for Trump's Impeachment

"This is not over in their minds, which is absolutely bizarre," acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney told the Fox News Sunday interview show. "This is over. Most folks know it is over."
July 26, 2019
Heat Wave Sets New Temperature Records Across Europe

Paris surpassed its heat record Thursday, with temperatures in the city reaching 42.7 degrees Celsius. Paris’ record had been set in 1947 at 40.4 degrees Celsius.
July 26, 2019
North Korea Announces Missile Test, Blasts S. Korean ‘Warmongers’

North Korean state media showed pictures of Kim Jong Un personally supervising the Thursday test of what it called a “new-type tactical guided weapon.” U.S. and South Korean officials say the projectile was a short-range ballistic missile.
July 25, 2019
Mueller Testimony Frustrates Both Parties by Rarely Straying From His Report

Democrats had hoped the public would hear from the special counsel himself damning details of misdeeds by President Donald Trump. With Mueller clearly unwilling to deliver, they were forced to read portions of the report for him, robbing the hearings of the power of a compelling witness’s words.
July 25, 2019
Key Takeaways From Robert Mueller's Congressional Testimony

Democrats pressed him to expand on the conclusion in his report that he could not exonerate President Donald Trump on possible charges of obstruction of justice.
July 25, 2019
Mueller: Investigation Did Not Exonerate Trump of Alleged Obstruction

Mueller explained, however, that Trump could not be criminally charged because of a long-standing Justice Department policy prohibiting the indictment of a sitting president.
July 24, 2019
Russia Says it Will Scrutinize Mueller's Congressional Testimony

Russian government officials are watching former U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller's testimony before Congress Wednesday while continuing to deny Moscow interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
July 23, 2019
Justice Officials Tell Mueller Not To Stray from His Report

The Justice Department told former special counsel Robert Mueller not to stray beyond his report on Russian election interference when he testifies to Congress on Wednesday.
July 23, 2019
Massive Protests in Puerto Rico Demanding Resignation of Embattled Governor

A tenth day of protests in Puerto Rico against embattled Governor Ricardo Rossello ended late Monday with police using tear gas to disperse protesters who had gathered near the governor's mansion in San Juan.
July 23, 2019
Americans Say Distrust in Government, Other People Frustrating Efforts to Solve Biggest Problems

“Many people no longer think the federal government can actually be a force for good or change in their lives,” Pew quoted one survey participant as saying. “This kind of apathy and disengagement will lead to an even worse and less representative government.”
July 18, 2019
US House Passes $15 an Hour Minimum Wage

In the 231-to-199 vote, three Republican representatives joined the majority and voted for the bill, while six Democrats voted against it.

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Wednesday 31 July 2019

Brazilian Police Dismiss Rape Claim Against Neymar

White House Belittles Calls for Trump's Impeachment

Heat Wave Sets New Temperature Records Across Europe

North Korea Announces Missile Test, Blasts S. Korean ‘Warmongers’

Mueller Testimony Frustrates Both Parties by Rarely Straying From His Report

Key Takeaways From Robert Mueller's Congressional Testimony

Mueller: Investigation Did Not Exonerate Trump of Alleged Obstruction

Russia Says it Will Scrutinize Mueller's Congressional Testimony

Justice Officials Tell Mueller Not To Stray from His Report

Massive Protests in Puerto Rico Demanding Resignation of Embattled Governor

Americans Say Distrust in Government, Other People Frustrating Efforts to Solve Biggest Problems

US House Passes $15 an Hour Minimum Wage

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Wednesday 31 July 2019

Brazilian Police Dismiss Rape Claim Against Neymar

White House Belittles Calls for Trump's Impeachment

Heat Wave Sets New Temperature Records Across Europe

North Korea Announces Missile Test, Blasts S. Korean ‘Warmongers’

Mueller Testimony Frustrates Both Parties by Rarely Straying From His Report

Key Takeaways From Robert Mueller's Congressional Testimony

Mueller: Investigation Did Not Exonerate Trump of Alleged Obstruction

Russia Says it Will Scrutinize Mueller's Congressional Testimony

Justice Officials Tell Mueller Not To Stray from His Report

Massive Protests in Puerto Rico Demanding Resignation of Embattled Governor

Americans Say Distrust in Government, Other People Frustrating Efforts to Solve Biggest Problems

US House Passes $15 an Hour Minimum Wage