Live from MPR News, I'm Jial Snyder, and certain parts of Alabama voters who ...
cast ballots during the primary and may return to the polls Tuesday to vote once more.
“After mid-year redistricting void of their votes, the Gulf states' newsrooms Maya Miller”
has more. "Ret, Marques, an Alabama state representative, clinched the Republican nomination for Congressional District 2. Marques was endorsed by President Donald Trump. After the Louisiana versus Calay decision in April, which says states cannot consider
race when drawing congressional lines, Alabama lawmakers rushed to enact a congressional map, which could strengthen Republicans' foothold and Congress. Alabama had previously used a court-ordered map in the 2024 elections, creating the state's
second majority-black congressional district.
New maps placed district 2 for the east, from the state's capital of Montgomery to the Georgia state line. In combat, Democrat Schemar figures will face Marques and November 3 elections. For MPR News, I'm Maya Miller." "Pri-Merry voters also went to the polls in five other states in Alabama, Connecticut
for Mont, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, where progressives won another Democratic primary. Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flannigan won the primary for a Senate seat in the Governor's race, Senator Amy Clovichar won the Democratic nomination, and will face Republican Lisa Demuth and November. My pillow's Mike Lindell is among the Republicans to move to feed it.
“President Trump says he was following the Secret Services recommendation when he departed”
in a separate plane, leaving the NATO summit in Turkey last month, and Piers' deepest shiver on reports." "It's extremely unusual that the President travels on a plane separate from the traveling press corps, but when leaving Turkey in July, Trump secretly boarded a smaller plane." "I go by Secret Service and the military.
They wanted me to go in a different flight, a different plane. Equal safety, but he wanted me to do it, so I do what they say."
The President spoke about the incident for the first time after the Washington Post broke
the news Monday night, saying the plane's walk was due to a threat on Trump's life from Iran. Deepish Ivaram and Piers News, the White House." Right now, the race is on to locate people underneath the rubble because the chances of survival are just so much better if you can reach them within the first 72 hours.
“Emergency workers and volunteers are streaming into Colleen, where authorities say that”
hundreds could still be trapped inside the dozens of buildings that collapsed. So quick, and more than 100 after shock left thousands missing, the confirmed death toll is rising, the President says more than 180 people are dead thousands more injured. This is in PR. In the season of the Indonesia tourist island, a Bali cruise are working to rescue more
passengers from a ferry that caught fire. The authorities say more than 100 people have been safe so far and are working to get the rest off the ferry, it's unclear how the ferry caught fire. Former U.S. Marine Robert Gilman on his way to Brook Army Medical Center in San Antonio, after being released from Russian custody, following more than four years in detention, Texas
Public Radio's Dan Katz report. Gilman was arrested in Russia in January of 2022, and initially convicted of assaulting a police officer, additional charges while he was in prison, eventually brought his sentence to 10 years. His family says Gilman suffered severe abuse behind bars, and his health recently deteriorated to a life-threatening condition, which prompted renewed U.S. efforts
to secure his release.
Russian authorities ultimately granted Gilman a humanitarian release.
He's now being brought to San Antonio for treatment and evaluation at Brook Army Medical Center, the military's primary site for assessing and reintegrating Americans returning from wrongful detention and captivity. Former Russian detainees Evan Gerskovich, Paul Whalen, and Brittany Griner are among those who've previously received care at BAMC.
From Pyrenees, I'm Dan Katz in San Antonio. British driver Andy Green returned to Utah's famous Bonaville Salt Plats to his day and set another speed record, green topped 406 miles per hour, and a car powered by two hydrogen internal combustion engines, setting the record for that vehicle category, green set the overall land speed record of 763 miles per hour in 1997.
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