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The World Cup final is set, with Messi and Argentina facing Yamal and Spain for the title on Sunday
The best offense. The best defense. The World Cup final is set, and fittingly, a clash of styles awaits. Lionel…
Brandon Scott wins Democratic nomination for Baltimore mayor
BALTIMORE (AP) — City Council President Brandon Scott, who ran a campaign focused on youthful energy, progressive ideas and experience, has won the Democratic nomination for Baltimore mayor. He has pledged to tackl…
Jim Justice wins Republican nomination for governor in West Virginia primary election
WASHINGTON (AP) — Jim Justice wins Republican nomination for governor in West Virginia primary election.
Doug Burgum wins Republican nomination for governor in North Dakota primary election
WASHINGTON (AP) — Doug Burgum wins Republican nomination for governor in North Dakota primary election.
Florida gov OKs $6M for man paralyzed by deputy shooting
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Tuesday approving a $6 million payment to a black man who was left paralyzed when a sheriff’s deputy mistook his cellphone for a handgun and shot…
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott has won the Democratic nomination for city’s mayor in crowded primary
BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott has won the Democratic nomination for city’s mayor in crowded primary.
The Latest: Largely re-opened, China announces 3 new cases
BEIJING — With much of the country re-opened under safety measures, China has announced three new confirmed cases of coronavirus, all brought from outside the country.
Shelley Moore Capito wins Republican Senate primary in West Virginia
WASHINGTON (AP) — Shelley Moore Capito wins Republican Senate primary in West Virginia.
US deportation flights to Guatemala resume
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — The United States resumed deportation flights to Guatemala Tuesday, nearly a month after the Central American country refused to accept them.
Officials back off removing temporary fencing at White House
The Trump administration appears to be retreating from its commitment to quickly remove most of a new fence blocking demonstrators and other members of the public from in front of the White House.
Video appears to show police punch, tase black man who died
New Orleans (AP) — Newly uncovered video appears to show police officers in Louisiana repeatedly punching and tasing a black man they were arresting shortly before he died in police custody.
Los Angeles officer charged with pummeling unarmed man
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Los Angeles police officer has been charged with assault for punching an unarmed trespassing suspect more than a dozen times in an encounter caught on video by a bystander, prosecutors said Tue…
Lindsey Graham wins Republican Senate primary in South Carolina
WASHINGTON (AP) — Lindsey Graham wins Republican Senate primary in South Carolina.
Murder conviction voided in accused serial killer's case
CLINTON, La. (AP) — A Louisiana man had his first-degree murder conviction voided by a judge on Tuesday after his lawyer argued that the jury's split verdict was unconstitutional.
New York legislature passes bill to release long-secret disciplinary records of police officers
NEW YORK (AP) — New York legislature passes bill to release long-secret disciplinary records of police officers.
The Latest: Biden wins Georgia, W.Va. Democratic primaries
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on the