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watched Republican contest was in one Kentucky congressional district.
“In comeback, Thomas Massey lost to Ed Gall-Rine a challenger backed by President Trump.”
Massey has a post-Trump on military spending and worked to secure the release of the Epstein files. Massey spoke to supporters last night. "If you're not tired of politics, if you're not jaded, if you're not cynical and so many people are, you know, the people that, you know, want somebody that will go along to get
along.
I've never heard of that strategy, but that seems to be what the voters want.
That's what's been promised to them. But not to young voters. I mean, we stirred up something. There is a yearning in this country for somebody who will vote for principles over party."
Meanwhile, in Georgia, the Republican fight to keep control of the governor's office will now go to a run-off election in June.
“When GOP candidate has been endorsed by President Trump, the other says he is like Trump.”
From Member Station, W.A.B.E. in Atlanta, Roeville, Bolly, has more. "Billian air business man in political, newcomer Rick Jackson spent more than $80 million mainly attacking his leading opponent and saying he was like Trump." "I'll be President Trump's favorite governor when he looks at Georgia. He'll see a state that is leading the nation, led by an outsider."
The current lieutenant governor, Bert Jones, spent more than $20 million attacking Jackson
in touting President Trump's endorsements now, and in the past. "He didn't just endorse me once, not twice, not three times, even a four-time, I was so honored to have that." On the Democratic side, former Atlanta Mayor Kieshalian's bottoms advance to the general election. For NPR News, I'm Ronald Bally in Atlanta.
Authorities say the suspects in the attack on the Islamic center of San Diego had indicated strong, racial hatred against many groups. Three people were killed in Monday's attack, the two suspects died by suicide. And Piers Odette use of his more on the violent, white, nationalist material now attributed to the suspects."
NPR has reviewed a 75-page document and a live stream video that extremism analysts believe are connected to this attack. In the video, the individuals appear to copy many aspects of a violent, white supremacists 2019 attack on worshippers at two mosques in New Zealand. Matthew Criner is with the Institute for Countering Digital Extremism.
"We see that same representation here. We have hate symbols such as the Son and Rad prominently displayed on the front of the attackers' chests. We have white lettering writing on their firearms." In the document, the perpetrator of that attack in New Zealand, as well as those behind
hate-driven mass shootings in Buffalo, Charleston, and other locations around the world are revered. Odette use of NPR news. "You're listening to NPR news from Washington." President Trump says he is giving Iran a couple of days to reach a deal with the U.S.
or maybe a week. He says he was an hour away from calling fresh military strikes against Iran but when him off at the request of MIDI-style lies, Trump says he "could still hit Iran," analysts say this extends a state of limbo in the war. The Nigerian military says scores of ISIS fighters and senior commanders have been killed
in several days of joint air strikes by U.S. and Nigerian forces. The strikes targeted ISIS locations in northeast Nigeria. U.S. will bribe reports from Lagos, Nigeria. At least 175 ISIS fighters have been killed in the strikes that began on Saturday, according to its spokesperson for Nigeria's Defense Ministry.
“Several ISIS commanders and key figures from the group's West African offshoot, ISIL”
have been killed, including ISIS global second-in-command, Abu Bilal Al-Minyuqi.
These strikes come amid growing military operations between the U.S. and Nigeria, following claims by the Trump administration of targeted killings against Christians in Nigeria. In March, more than 200 U.S. soldiers were deployed to Nigeria for what depends on described as training and intelligence purposes. But troops now appear to be undertaking combat missions.
For MPR, armed Jew brides in Lagos. One of the nation's largest retailers target is reporting better than expected sales in its latest fiscal quarter. This comes as consumer spending has also increased this spring despite the war in Iran. This is NPR.
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