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1:10 PM ET, June 18, 2016

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WESH-TV:
Assistant state attorney suspended over Facebook comments on Pulse shooting  —  Assistant State Attorney Kenneth Lewis was suspended Friday for violating the State Attorney's Office's social media policy, according to Angela Starke, public information officer for the State Attorney's Office, Ninth Judicial Circuit.
Shane Harris / The Daily Beast:
The Unhinged Home that Raised Orlando Killer Omar Mateen  —  Long before his rampage in the Pulse nightclub, there was deep trouble in the home of Omar Mateen.  —  A mother accused of domestic abuse and described as “paranoid.”  A father became a supporter of the Taliban.
Discussion: Fox News, Portside and Daily Mail
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Kevin Sullivan / Washington Post:
Troubled.  Quiet.  Macho.  Angry.  The volatile life of the Orlando shooter.  —  After a lifetime of angst and embarrassment, Omar Mateen was on the verge of realizing a longtime dream in the spring of 2007.  —  He was about to graduate from a Florida training academy that would put him on a path to being a police officer.
Philly.com:
Police: Parents admit ‘gifting’ teen to Bucks man; all 3 arrested  —  A 51-year-old Bucks County man was arrested after he was found living with 12 girls, including a teenager he considered his wife, and a baby and a toddler he fathered with her, authorities said Friday.
Discussion: Scared Monkeys
Associated Press:
Trump battleground plan relies on skeptical GOP leaders  —  DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — His campaign riled by infighting and Republican revolt, Donald Trump is working to address a battleground state staffing shortage that highlights his reliance on a skeptical GOP establishment.
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Harper Neidig / The Hill:
Egyptian court sentences two journalists to death  —  Six people, including two Al-Jazeera employees, were sentenced to death by an Egyptian court on Saturday after being found guilty of leaking national security documents under ousted President Mohammed Morsi's regime, according to the Associated Press.
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Hamza Hendawi / Associated Press:
Egyptian court sentences 2 Al-Jazeera employees to death  —  CAIRO (AP) — An Egyptian court on Saturday sentenced six people, including two Al-Jazeera employees, to death for allegedly passing documents related to national security to Qatar and the Doha-based TV network during the rule of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.
Byron York / Washington Examiner:
A rational reading of Trump's Muslim proposals  —  Noise and controversy aside, Donald Trump is making two arguments about immigration.  The first is that the U.S. admits too many immigrants.  The second is that, given nearly two decades of Islamic terrorism, the government should take special measures …
Harper Neidig / The Hill:
GOP stirs Clinton-Sanders tensions  —  The Republican National Committee is promoting a report that accuses the Democratic Party of conspiring to nominate Hillary Clinton  —  in the early days of the presidential primary.  —  In an email, the RNC sent to reporters a story published …
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Megan McArdle / Bloomberg:
Britain's Elites Can't Ignore the Masses  —  This past weekend, I found myself in the British borough of Luton, pondering a British exit from the European Union.  “How did you find yourself in Luton?” you will ask, and I will reply, “That is a long story, and alas, a very dull one …
Discussion: Vox Popoli
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Neal Ascherson / New York Times:
From Great Britain to Little England
Ian Wishart / Bloomberg:
Belgium Arrests 12 Amid Reports of Plot to Attack Soccer Fans  —  Prosecutor to decide Saturday whether to detain them further  —  Country on alert three months after suicide bombings killed 32  —  Belgian authorities arrested 12 people after conducting anti-terror raids in Brussels …
Discussion: Jihad Watch
Jessie Hellmann / The Hill:
Iraqi forces driving ISIS further out of Fallujah  —  Iraqi forces backed by U.S.-led coalition airstrikes have seized significant portions of Fallujah, according to Saturday reports, with the prime minister declaring the city “has returned to the nation.”  —  Fallujah fell to Islamic State …
Discussion: Washington Post
Tampa Bay Times:
LGBT pride flag raised after Orlando shooting ‘unbearable’ for Christian employee, Hillsborough commissioner says  —  TAMPA — A pride flag waving outside the Hillsborough County center was meant to be a sign of respect and remembrance for the victims of the shooting at an LGBT nightclub in Orlando.
James Queally / Los Angeles Times:
Oakland loses third police chief in nine days, will operate under civilian control  —  Acting Oakland Police Chief Paul Figueroa, talking to reporters earlier in the week, has left the post.  His departure marks the third time in eight days the city has seen its top police official depart.
Del Quentin Wilber / Orlando Sentinel:
Pulse nightclub security video recovered by agents  —  Mayor Dyer provides an update on assistance to those directly affected by the Pulse shooting at Camping World Stadium. … Privacy Policy  —  Investigators have recovered graphic video footage from security cameras at the Orlando nightclub …
Evelyn Rupert / The Hill:
Trump: It would've been ‘beautiful’ for Fla. clubgoer to kill shooter  —  argued again that the mass shooting in Orlando, Fla., could have been less deadly had people in the gay nightclub been able to shoot back.  —  At a rally in The Woodlands, Texas, Friday night, Trump theatrically …
Byron Tau / Wall Street Journal:
Federal Agency Approves New, Higher Fence Surrounding White House  —  The federal Commission of Fine Arts has given its preliminary approval for a taller White House fence to better protect the presidential mansion after a rash of fence-hopping incidents.  —  The commission on Thursday voted …
Discussion: Scared Monkeys
NBC News:
U.S. Officials Fear Saudi Collapse If New Prince Fails  —  The Saudi prince who seems to have won a family power struggle is meeting with U.S. officials this week — some of them the same officials who are concerned his reign could be ruinous and hurt the regional security U.S. officials crave.
 
 
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Greg Howard / New York Times:
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Discussion: The Atlantic
Alex Roarty / Roll Call:
House GOP to Jolly: We're Not Sure We Want You Back
Discussion: The Atlantic, Politico and Daily Kos
Timothy Egan / New York Times:
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Discussion: Politicus USA and Daily Kos
Josh Gerstein / Politico:
Clinton email lawsuit zeroes in on Kennedy, Koh
Discussion: Power LinePower Line
Cristiana Moisescu / CNN:
Grandmother's Google search goes viral
Wall Street Journal:
Justice Department Drops Civil Fraud Case Against Countrywide's Angelo Mozilo
Discussion: Bloomberg and NPR
Noam Scheiber / New York Times:
An Expensive Law Degree, and No Place to Use It
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Chris Kahn / Reuters:
Clinton's lead over Trump slips after Florida shooting: Reuters/Ipsos poll
Discussion: The Hill, Hot Air and The Week
Caitlin MacNeal / Talking Points Memo:
Trump Brushes Off Report That He Didn't Pay Income Taxes For 2 Years
Discussion: Politico
Mike DeBonis / Washington Post:
Even one of Donald Trump's most ardent Capitol Hill backers is exasperated
Discussion: CNN, Mediaite and Joe.My.God.
 

 
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John Koblin / New York Times:
NBC names Craig Melvin as Hoda Kotb's successor on Today, teaming up with Savannah Guthrie, starting January 13; Melvin has been Today's news anchor since 2018

Mia Sato / The Verge:
Facebook makes Views its primary metric for content, bringing it in line with Instagram; each time a piece of content appears on a screen, it counts as a View

Katie Kilkenny / The Hollywood Reporter:
On Fox News, LA Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong discussed his new approach to publish “views from both sides”, and said the paper had conflated news and opinion

 
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