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• Trump scrambles for GOP health votes; budget score looms
  WASHINGTON (AP) -- Senate Republicans skeptical about a GOP health overhaul bill are expressing some doubt about holding a vote on the measure this week....
• Air bag recalls, lawsuits lead Takata to file for bankruptcy
  Japanese air bag maker Takata Corp. says it had to file for bankruptcy protection in Tokyo and the U.S. to ensure it could continue supplying replacements for faulty air bag inflators linked to the deaths of at least 16 people....
• Dozens missing after tourist boat sinks in Colombia
  GUATAPE, Colombia (AP) -- A tourist boat packed with about 160 passengers for the holiday weekend capsized Sunday on a reservoir near the Colombian city of Medellin, leaving at least six people dead and 31 missing, officials said....
• Pakistan raises death toll to 157 from fuel truck fire
  MULTAN, Pakistan (AP) -- Pakistani officials say the death toll from a massive fuel truck fire the previous day has risen to 157 as four more of the victims died overnight....
• Joe Arpaio on trial over immigration actions echoing Trump's
  PHOENIX (AP) -- The immigration rhetoric and crackdowns pushed by President Donald Trump have a familiar ring in Arizona, where former Sheriff Joe Arpaio once used similar tactics to become a national figure....
• China sentences 3 Australian Crown Resorts staff to prison
  SHANGHAI (AP) -- Australian and Chinese employees of a casino company on Monday pleaded guilty to charges relating to gambling and the three Australians were sentenced to nine or 10 months' imprisonment, an Australian official said....
• 'Pharma Bro' defies advice to keep quiet before fraud trial
  NEW YORK (AP) -- "Pharma Bro" just won't keep his mouth shut....
• Man catches teen falling from park ride: 'It's OK to let go'
  NEW YORK (AP) -- Matthew Howard Sr. was just leaving a New York amusement park Saturday evening with his family when he heard someone screaming for help....
• Remy Ma beats Nicki Minaj at BET Awards; '90s R&B shines
  Remy Ma has ended rival Nicki Minaj's seven-year winning streak at the 2017 BET Awards, a show highlighted by '90s R&B and groups popular in that decade, as well as five wins for Beyonce....
• Westbrook set to learn if his historic season was an MVP one
  OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A year ago, uncertainty surrounded Russell Westbrook....

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• Mom tweets photo of son's heart surgery bill without insurance
  A mother of a 4-year-old who just had open heart surgery tweeted a photo of what her medical bill would have been if she didn't have health insurance.
• Overhill Farms recalls 54,000 pounds of frozen chicken bites
  Overhill Farms, Inc. is recalling 54,000 pounds of frozen chicken bite products, including some designed for toddlers, after bones were found in the food.
• Man dies after falling from waterfall in N.C.
  A man died after falling about 70 feet from a waterfall in North Carolina, an emergency official confirmed.
• Ohio government websites hacked with Islamic State propaganda
  Several official Ohio government websites were hacked and filled with pro-Islamic State propaganda Sunday morning.
• Price: Trump administration talking to GOP senators opposed to healthcare bill
  Trump administration seeks to win over Republican senators opposing legislation to overhaul health insurance, Health & Human Services Secretary Tom Price said.
• Southern Utah wildfire grows to largest in U.S.
  Southern Utah's wildfire is the largest in the United States one week after it started.
• Teen girl falls 25 feet from amusement park ride in upstate N.Y.
  A 14-year-old girl fell 25 feet from the Sky Ride at Six Flags Great Escape in upstate New York, but she wasn't seriously injured, authorities said.
• Steven Mnuchin marries Louise Linton
  U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin married Scottish actress and producer Louise Linton at Washington's Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium Saturday night.
• Plane crashes into vacant Florida daycare, killing one
  A single-engine plane crashed into an empty daycare in southwest Florida, killing one person, Lee County Sheriffs officials said.
• Google to stop scanning Gmail for targeted advertising
  Google announced it will no longer scan the content of Gmail messages in order to tailer advertising to customers.
• Expert fire crew brought in to battle Utah wildfire
  Fire officials in Utah brought in an elite firefighting crew to battle a growing 37,560-acre blaze in the rural southwestern portion of the state.
• U.S. charges Guantanamo inmate Hambali in Bali and Jakarta attacks
  The U.S. war court has filed charges against Indonesian Guantanamo bay inmate, Hambali, accusing him of directing terrorist attacks in Bali and Jakarta.
• Tornado damaged two U.S. Air Force E-4B 'doomsday' planes
  A tornado at a U.S. Air Force base in Nebraska damaged 10 aircrafts including two E-4B "doomsday" planes.
• Sears will close another 20 stores this year across 14 states
  Sears Holdings will close another 20 stores throughout the U.S. to add to a growing list of defunct locations, the department store company confirmed Friday.
• Air Force Thunderbird F-16 crashes after practice for Ohio air show
  An Air Force pilot and maintenance worker were hospitalized Friday after a fighter jet crashed before landing at an airport in central Ohio, officials said.
• Trump administration backs new Texas law against 'sanctuary cities'
  The Trump administration filed a show of support Friday for a new Texas law against sanctuary cities -- an issue that will be heard in federal court next week.
• Wounded Rep. Scalise out of ICU amid 'continued good progress'
  The Republican lawmaker shot last week in a shooting attack on a charity baseball practice has been upgraded to fair condition, hospital officials said Friday.
• Second trial of ex-Cincinnati officer Tensing again ends in hung jury
  Ohio prosecutors face the prospect of a third trial of former police officer Ray Tensing after deadlocked jurors in the second proceeding prompted a mistrial.
• Trump signs law to fire bad workers, guard whistleblowers at VA
  President Trump on Friday signed a new law to make it easier for the Department of Veterans Affairs to fire disruptive employees and protect whistleblowers.
• Same-sex marriage rate lower than rate for straight couples, poll shows
  Two years after the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage, a smaller percentage of gay and lesbian couples are married compared to straight couples.
• Utah's Brian Head Fire doubles in size, more evacuations ordered
  Fire officials in Utah said the Brian Head wildfire nearly doubled in size overnight Thursday, threatening another resort town in a rural portion of the state.
• California restricts state travel to four states over LGBT laws
  California officials said the state would cut off funds for travel to four other states due to laws deemed discriminatory against the LGBT community.
• Ex-Mexican legislator linked to drug kingpin 'El Chapo' arrested in U.S.
  A former Mexican legislator linked to drug cartel leader Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was charged with cocaine trafficking in a San Diego court.
• 'Making a Murderer': Federal court upholds overturned conviction
  A prisoner featured in the Netflix series "Making A Murderer" was coerced into confessing and should be released from prison, a federal appeals panel ruled.
• 'Pizzagate' gunman gets four years in federal prison
  A North Carolina man was sentenced to four years in prison after firing a gun inside a pizza shop where he believed Democrats were running a child sex ring.

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• Eerie photos of abandoned malls
  Where have all the shoppers gone?
• Flight diverted after woman apparently tries to open emergency exit door
  Passengers say she was acting strangely even before boarding; Southwest Airlines flight from L.A. to Houston detours to Corpus Christi, Texas
• Big brawl leads to lockdown of San Francisco mall
  Several people detained and several officers injured trying to quell the violence, police say
• Ex-MLB player's teen son on life support after being hit by baseball
  Keith Lockhart's son, 15-year-old Jason, was hit in the face on June 17 during a baseball tournament in South Carolina
• Freeway car crash sparks fire near L.A.
  The fire was burning towards Disney Ranch, and has resulted in the dispatch of at least 220 firefighters
• Spieth holes blind bunker shot to win Travelers playoff
  After hitting the incredible shot, Spieth chucked his wedge and chest bumped his caddie
• Teen missing over a year found alive
  Michael Wysolovski, 31, was arrested on false imprisonment, aggravated sodomy, interference with custody and cruelty to children charges
• U.S. government websites hacked with pro-ISIS rant
  Government websites, many of them in Ohio, were hacked with a message that is supportive of ISIS
• SpaceX launches second Falcon 9 rocket in two days
  In the company's second launch in just two days, SpaceX successfuly boosted 10 Iridium satellite telephone relay stations into orbit Sunday
• Police investigate possible anti-Muslim hate crimes
  A burned Quran filled with bacon was found locked to a fence outside a mosque in Sacramento
• Juvenile offenders sentenced to time in the theater?
  An alternative-sentencing program in Massachusetts is giving juvenile offenders a choice: Go to jail, or take the stage with Shakespeare. Michelle Miller has more.
• Los Angeles gets early warning earthquake system
  Scientists have been saying for years the West Coast is due for a major earthquake. This past week, Carter Evans checked out an early warning system that could save lives if and when that big earthquake comes.
• Sacramento police investigating possible anti-Muslim hate crime
  Sacramento police are investigating two possible hate crimes against Muslims that occurred over the weekend. This is the third time the mosque has been targeted since the election. DeMarco Morgan reports.
• Gay Pride 2017 goes beyond festive and into the political
  Pride marches across the U.S. took on a more political tone Sunday as participants expressed anxiety about President Trump and demonstrations were held against police shootings. Roxana Saberi has more.
• What to expect from SCOTUS' last day and retirement rumors
  The Supreme Court will end their yearly session this week with several important rulings expected -- and possibly a retirement. Paula Reid discusses what we can expect from the nation's highest court.
• GOP looks to shore up votes for health care bill
  Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is hoping to hold the vote on the Senate Republicans' health care bill before the July 4th holiday break. But he'll need to get his party in line for that to happen. Errol Barnett has more.
• 6/25: CBS Evening News
  GOP looks to shore up votes for health care bill; Juvenile offenders sentenced to time in the theater?
• Gay pride marches across U.S. take on celebratory, political tones
  Attendees wear "Make America Gay Again" hats in New York. Another group wore "Black Lives Matter" shirts
• Mormon church leaders cut microphone after young girl says she's gay
  "They did not mess up when they gave me freckles or when they made me to be gay," the girl said
• Calendar: Week of June 26
  From a Harry Potter anniversary to the start of the Tour de France, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead

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• Trump accuses Obama of inaction over Russia meddling claim
  The president says his predecessor "did nothing" despite knowing of meddling claims before the poll.
• Ohio sites hacked with IS message
  Governor John Kasich's site is one of those attacked, posting a threat to President Donald Trump.
• Montreal festival float causes race row
  Organisers insist the event was diverse but some attendees felt black people were marginalised.
• Wonder Woman continues to smash box office records
  Patty Jenkins' film is on course to become the top grossing live-action film from a female director.
• Texas mother held after two toddlers die in hot car
  The Texas woman admitted she shut the car door to teach her girl and boy "a lesson", police say.
• Quick-thinking theme park rescuers save falling US teenager
  Bystanders form a circle to catch the girl as she plummets to the earth from 25ft in the air.
• Schwarzenegger and Macron join forces in swipe at Trump
  In video footage posted on social media, the pair pledge to "make the planet great again".
• Second US mistrial in Ohio police shooting of Samuel DuBose
  It is the fourth high-profile case where a US police officer has not been convicted over a black man's death.
• World's ugliest dog, Martha, crowned in California
  The former rescue dog won over the judges with her stage presence at the Californian fair.
• Trump casts doubt on Russia investigator Mueller
  The president questions the neutrality of the man investigating alleged election interference.
• Ontario First Nation declares state of emergency over suicide
  Wapekeka First Nation is calling for more mental health funding following three suicides.
• US student hails professor for childcare offer
  A single mother received a heartwarming letter after missing a class for a lack of babysitter.
• First Disneyland map sells for £555,000
  The map was given to a production assistant and remained out of public view for more than 60 years.
• Trump gift leaves Australian PM Turnbull bemused
  Malcolm Turnbull receives a cheeky church gift - a tie emblazoned with the words "Donald Trump".
• Blood brothers
  A decades-old murder and how a Supreme Court decision means freedom for one man, and life in prison for the other
• Quitting while ahead
  As Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis announces he is retiring, here are some other stars who quit being an actor.
• LGBT purge
  During the Cold War, hundreds of gay men and lesbians in Canada lost government and military jobs because of their sexual orientation. They are about to get an apology.
• Dreaming of Trump
  Trumps supporters keep energetically turning out to his rallies, even now that the election is over.
• Never too old
  Pat Gallant-Charette, 66, becomes the oldest woman to make the 21-mile swim across the English Channel.
• Ice queens
  They've won Olympic gold medals and league championships - but these top athletes still seek recognition.
• Burying the truth
  The secret of how a healthy young American ended up in a coma in a North Korean jail may have gone with him to the grave.
• Trumplomacy
  As US public anger towards the Hermit Kingdom grows after Otto Warmbier's death, how will Trump react?
• Fed: US banks have money for crisis
  The 34 largest US banks passed the first part of the Federal Reserve's annual stress test.
• Qatar wants 10% of American Airlines
  Qatar Airways has told the world's biggest airline it plans to buy up to $808m (£638m) of its shares.
• Etsy announces 140 more layoffs
  The job cuts at the online marketplace come after the resignation of its chief executive.
• 'Cuba Libro': The Communist island's only English bookshop
  Cuba’s only English-language bookshop is flourishing. Our correspondent, Will Grant, popped in.
• Can Narendra Modi charm Donald Trump?
  Mr Trump has openly criticised India since becoming president.
• Tornado causes major spillage at Alabama liquor store
  Tropical Storm Cindy tears through the southern United States creating extreme weather patterns and widespread damage, including this liquor store.
• 'I saw Warmbier seized at NK airport'
  The British roommate of Otto Warmbier saw his American friend being arrested - he never saw him again.
• Russia probe led by Mueller is 'ridiculous' says Trump
  The Russia probe led by Robert Mueller is staffed by Clinton supporters, making it "ridiculous", says President Trump.
• Where did Trump the Outsourcing Slayer go?
  After promising "consequences" for sending jobs overseas, President Donald Trump’s threats don't seem to be paying off.
• Ahmad Musa Jabril: Radical US preacher beyond FBI's reach
  His sermons on jihad are popular with extremists - and they're protected by the First Amendment.
• Yellowstone grizzly: Endangered or not?
  The Yellowstone grizzlies are about to be taken off the endangered species list - after they were first added more than 40 years ago.
• Philando Castile: Girl, 4, calms mother in police car
  New footage shows girl, four, trying to calm her mother after the shooting of Philando Castile.
• Trump injects reality TV suspense into 'Comey tapes' saga
  President Donald Trump created all the suspense of a reality TV show in playing out a saga over non-existent Comey tapes, says the BBC's Jon Sopel.

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• 3 trials, 0 convictions in fatal police shootings
  All three cases started with a traffic stop.
• Why police shooting trials rarely end in convictions
  Police-involved shootings and controversy over use of deadly force against people of color has returned to the spotlight through a new round of trials.
• Opinion: 4-year-old gives her mom 'The Talk'
  A four-year-old girl was left to protect her mother in the only way she knew how: by telling her mom to be just a little more perfect, a survival tactic many black parents have felt forced to teach their children in an America in which dark skin is still too frequently seen as threatening.
• 'Don't ... get shooted,' girl begged mom
  Sitting in the back of a police car, Diamond Reynold's four-year-old daughter tried to comfort her mother after Philando Castile's shooting.
• 5 guys, 1 pose, 35 years
  Five friends from Santa Barbara High School have been snapping the same photo in the same pose on the same cabin bench every five years for the past 35 years.
• Burned Quran left outside California mosque
  Two Islamic centers in Northern California were the sites of possible hate crimes during the last days of Ramadan, law enforcement officials said.
• Meet Martha, the world's ugliest dog
  There are countless varieties of frightful floofs out there, and in a legendary battle to find the most unsightly oddball of all, one rose above the rest to be crowned World's Ugliest Dog.
• BYU changes policy for handling sex assaults
  Brigham Young University is changing school policy so that students who report being victims or witnesses to sexual assault will not be punished for related honor code violations, such as drinking or using drugs.
• Air Force 'doomsday' planes damaged in tornado
  Ten US Air Force planes, including two E-4B "doomsday" aircraft, were damaged when a tornado hit near Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska last week, the service told CNN on Friday.
• US releases dramatic photos of 'unsafe' Russian jet intercept
  US European Command released dramatic photos that show the moment a Russian Su-27 fighter jet flew within five feet of a US Air Force RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft over the Baltic Sea -- an encounter US officials assessed to be "unsafe."
• USAF Thunderbird jet flips over on landing
  An F-16D used by the famous Air Force Thunderbirds aerobatic team on Friday ran off the runway and overturned while preparing for an Ohio air show, sending two airmen to the hospital.
• South of the border, US expats have a different take on Mexico
  While politicians in Washington debate building a wall between the United States and Mexico, Americans who've moved south of the border have a different perspective on the country they've come to call home.
• Nearly 50 years of pride for this 93-year-old mom
  Every year on the last Sunday in June, Frances Goldin can be found on the northwest corner of 18th Street and 5th Avenue in New York.
• Texas mom arrested after children die in hot car
  A Texas mother whose two children died of heat exposure after she left them in a car was arrested Friday, local authorities said.
• Saudi consulate bails out student, who flees
  A Saudi student accused of killing an Oregon teenager in a traffic accident is on the run after skipping bail paid by a Saudi consulate.
• Gatsby's rescue from dog meat farm changed my life
  Millions of dogs are killed each year across Asia - we must raise awareness, writes Randi Kaye
• Man tattoos LeBron James' crying face on his leg
  There are those who don't detest LeBron James. And then there's Kalen Gilleese.
• New details emerge about USS Fitzgerald collision
  Five of the seven Navy sailors who died aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald when it collided with a cargo ship off the east coast of Japan may have been almost instantly "incapacitated" and died quickly, according to a preliminary Navy analysis, a defense official told CNN.
• President, VP attend treasury secretary's wedding
  President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence were among the throng of Washington power players attending Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's wedding to Scottish actress Louise Linton on Saturday evening.
• Koch brothers' network critical of healthcare bill
  As growing opposition imperiled passage of the Senate version of the healthcare bill, leaders of the conservative Koch network voiced sharp criticism of the legislation at their donor retreat here -- stating that the bill needed dramatic changes before they would support it.
• Trump: Obama knew Russia was meddling and did nothing
  A former Obama official said the previous administration "sort of choked" in its effort to punish Russian President Vladimir Putin over his attempts to influence the US presidential election in Donald Trump's favor, The Washington Post reported Friday.
• Getting deported was the best thing that ever happened to me
• Judge: Ivanka Trump must respond in shoe lawsuit
• Google will no longer read your emails
  A major change is coming to Gmail. Google will no longer scan the contents of your emails to serve up personalized ads.
• Man gets caught riding with plastic dummy in the HOV lane
• Woman contracts legionnaires on vacation
• Man stabbed to death during break-in
• Man sues hospital for amputating his hand
• Man accused in fatal drunk-driving crash

NPR©

• Overwhelmed By Air Bag Troubles, Takata Files For Bankruptcy Protection
  Long crippled by lawsuits and recall costs over its faulty air bags, Takata, the Japanese auto parts maker, filed for bankruptcy protection in Japan and the U.S. on Sunday.
• What Does It Take To Move A 10-Story Tree A Couple Of City Blocks?
  That answer, as seen Sunday in Boise, Idaho: $300,000 and a lot of determination. St. Luke's Health System, which moved the historic sequoia, says it "was never even an option" to cut it down.
• PHOTOS: Here's How Muslims Worldwide Are Celebrating Ramadan's End
  For many Muslims around the world, Sunday marks the start of Eid al-Fitr, a time of prayer and celebration. Here's a peek at the festivities, which are often as different as the places they're held.
• For Besieged Marawi Residents, A Brief Respite Ends In Gunfire
  Partly to mark the end of Ramadan, the Philippine military declared a unilateral truce with ISIS-linked militants in the southern city. But not long after the peace expired, the violence resumed.
• These Teachers Are Learning Gun Skills To Protect Students, They Say
  This week more than a dozen educators in Colorado received advanced weapons training and safety.
• Inside French Prisons, A Struggle To Combat Radicalization
  Some of the home-grown terrorists who have struck France in recent years were petty criminals who were radicalized in prison.
• Nobel Peace Prize Winner's Message To America: 'All Children Are Our Children'
  Kaiilash Satyarthi came to Washington to encourage the U.S. government to fight for the freedom of child laborers.
• People Of Coal-Rich Northern Cheyenne Torn Between Jobs And Sacred Culture
  Despite high unemployment and poverty, the tribe has never touched the billions of tons of coal underneath its land. But new opportunities from the Trump administration could change that.
• What Would Human Resources Do?: Some Advice For Trump As He Recruits And Staffs Up
  Between President Trump being a newcomer to D.C. and a swirl of chaos, the White House is lagging behind other administrations in hiring. But experts NPR spoke to have some tips.
• At Least 150 People Killed After Oil Truck Catches Fire In Pakistan
  Hundreds of people had gathered around to try to collect oil after an oil tanker truck overturned and began leaking. Someone lighting a cigarette may have sparked the fire.
• Trump Asks 'Why No Action?' Amid Questions About Obama's Response To Russian Meddling
  The president tweeted Saturday evening questioning his predecessor's response after a bombshell Washington Post report about the previous administration's decision-making about how to counter Russia.
• Unitarian Universalists Denounce White Supremacy, Make Leadership Changes
  The Unitarian Universalists are among the most liberal of all religious denominations in America. Activists have denounced what they see as white supremacy in the church and are changing leadership.
• Barbershop: Reflections On A Particularly Difficult Ramadan
  In anticipation for Eid, U.S. Representative André Carson, D-Ind., Buzzfeed News reporter Hannah Allam and CAIR Executive Director for the Cleveland chapter Julia Shearson look back at this Ramadan.
• What Medicaid Cuts Could Mean For The Opioid Epidemic
  NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Lynn Cooper, director of the Drug and Alcohol Division at Pennsylvania's Rehabilitation and Community Providers Association, about the Senate GOP healthcare bill.
• Federal Medicaid Funding Cuts Under Senate Health Care Bill Puts Pressure On States
  NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Julie Rovner, Chief Washington Correspondent at Kaiser Health News, about the Senate GOP health bill and what it could mean for programs funded by Medicaid.