Here’s the latest for Wednesday July 3rd: Airstrike kills 44 migrants in Libyan detention center; Military equipment in place for Trump’s July 4th; Heavy rain in south Japan, over 1m directed to leave; Thousands of barrels of bourbon burn in Kentucky
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Navy SEAL sentenced for posing with dead captive
A military jury sentenced a decorated Navy SEAL to four months of confinement for posing with the body of an Islamic State captive in Iraq, but a judge credited him with enough days to ensure he won’t be locked up. (July 3)
Angels mourn death of pitcher Tyler Skaggs
Star outfielder Mike Trout and the rest of the Los Angeles Angels are dealing with raw emotions after the death of 27-year-old teammate Tyler Skaggs, a pitcher. (July 3)
My First Job: Nicholas Hoult and Lily Collins
“Tolkien” castmates NicholasHoult & Lily Collins – both former child stars – compete to see who was youngest when they got their first acting paycheck. (July 2)
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Here’s the latest for Tuesday July 2nd: Texas plane crash voice recorder found; Border Patrol chief says employees who violated standards will be held accountable; Man deported from US allowed to return; DC prepares for July 4th.
Giambattista Valli curates himself
Italian designer Giambattista Valli stages an exhibition instead of a catwalk show in order to bring the public closer to “the language of haute couture.” (July 2)
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Here are the top stories for Saturday, June 29th: Trump, Xi hit reset button on trade but slog awaits; Possible Trump, Kim DMZ meeting a ‘good thing’; Detective who fought for 9/11 compensation funding dies; London Tower Bridge celebrates 125th birthday.
Miranda Kerr shows off baby bump at Vuitton
Miranda Kerr, Jaden Smith, and Alicia Vikander were just some of the A-listers turning out for a Louis Vuitton exhibit in L.A.. (June 28)
Today in History for June 28th
Highlights of this day in history: An assassination in Europe sparks World War I; Elian Gonzalez and his father leave for Cuba; Boxer Mike Tyson disqualified for biting Evander Holyfield’s ear; Richard Rodgers and Mel Brooks born. (June 28)
Twitter to use warning labels for harassing tweets
President Trump and other politicians’ tweets might come with a warning label. Twitter says the new labels would be applied to tweets that may be threatening violence, engaging in “targeted harassment,” or inciting others to do so. (June 27)