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China Returns Ten Captured Soldiers as Indian Military Weighs Response to Border Clash

By Zachary Evans 1:32 PM

Two senior Indian officials said that China had released the captured soldiers unharmed, although the Indian military refused to publicly confirm the action.

Officer Involved in Shooting of Breonna Taylor to Be Fired, Louisville Mayor Announces

By Zachary Evans 12:55 PM

Termination proceedings against Louisville Metro Police Officer Brett Hankison have been initiated by department chief Rob Schroeder, according to the mayor.

Ex-Google CEO Schmidt Says Huawei Acts as ‘Signal Intelligence’ for CCP

By Tobias Hoonhout 12:14 PM

Schmidt said that “there's no question” Chinese telecom giant Huawei has business practices “not acceptable in national security.”

California to Send Every Voter Mail-in Ballot for General Election

By Mairead McArdle 11:20 AM

Critics argued that the Democratic governor's order would send ballots to voters listed as “inactive” and that Newsom had exceeded his authority.

Trump Announces Admin. Will Start New DACA Repeal, Says SCOTUS ‘Punted’

By Tobias Hoonhout 10:27 AM

He added that “I have wanted to take care of DACA recipients better than the Do Nothing Democrats, but for two years they refused to negotiate.”

Trump Warns Mass Vote-By-Mail ‘Puts the Election at Risk’

By Tobias Hoonhout 9:22 AM

The president has repeatedly slammed calls for mail-in voting, saying in April that it lets “people cheat” and involves “a lot of dishonesty.”

Klobuchar Withdraws from Vice Presidential Consideration, Calls on Biden to Nominate ‘Woman of Color’

By Mairead McArdle 9:10 AM

Biden has promised to pick a woman of color as his vice presidential nominee.

Atlanta Cop Denies Serving as ‘State’s Witness’ against Former Partner in Shooting Case

By Tobias Hoonhout 8:49 AM

“I have full faith in the criminal justice system,” Atlanta police officer Devin Brosnan said.

Minn. City Pushes to Remove ‘Chief’ from Job Titles, Citing Offense to Native Americans

By Zachary Evans 7:14 PM

The mayor is attempting to redraft the city charter to include language that is "more inclusive, more reflective, more accurate and more modern."

House Dems Float Possible $1.5 Trillion Infrastructure Legislation

By Zachary Evans 4:52 PM

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) told reporters on Thursday that Democrats were readying a possible $1.5 trillion infrastructure spending bill.