Trump Condemns Democrats Calling to Abolish ICE: ‘It Will Never Happen!’
Kirsten Gillibrand and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio - echoed the "abolish ICE " calls this week. Eleanor was one of thousands who marched across Brooklyn Bridge, where many drivers honked in support.

Data-broker leak exposes 340 million personal records
As well as the massive scope of the leak, the database went into astonishing detail about the lives of the people it covered. Financial information like credit cards or bank account numbers isn't among the leaked data nor are social security numbers.

11 bodies recovered at a house in Delhi’s Burari
Indian police launched an investigation Sunday after a family of 11 was found dead inside their home in New Delhi . The family. originally from Rajasthan lived in the Burari house for twenty years, according to India Today .

Canada announces billions in retaliatory tariffs against U.S.
Ottawa is also promising to boost funding for the provinces and territories to increase job and training programs. Toyota , in an emailed stated reported by Bloomberg , said it has 10 US manufacturing plants.

With Paul George in town, Russell Westbrook hosting 'summer hype house party'
Wade described the feeling of becoming a champion to George during the conversation and that seemed to resonate well with George. Maxing out George will push the Thunder far over the luxury-tax line if they re-sign key reserve Jerami Grant .

Doctor Who Gave Away Free Hams Charged with Health Fraud
Bingston Crosby, a chiropractor, include health care fraud, money laundering and mail fraud, authorities said. The takedown involves more than 600 defendants - from doctors and pharmacists, down to billing clerks.

US Reinstates Sanctions Against Iran
Unless demand falls back, or some of these outages dissipate, oil prices could be heading much higher. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were at $70.79 a barrel, up 26 cents, or 0.3 percent.

17 states sue Trump administration over family separations
And Trump said after signing the order that officials will have "zero tolerance" for people crossing the border illegally. The states, all of which are led by Democratic attorneys general, joined Washington, D.C., in filing the lawsuit in U.S.

Korea avoid dishonorable records with win over Germany
The defeat also marked the first time Low has failed to reach the semi-finals of a tournament during his 12-year spell in charge. Germany made a nervous start in Kazan, playing slower than it usually does to avoid being vulnerable on the break.

US Justice Kennedy retiring; Trump gets 2nd Supreme Court pick
Indeed, a similar scenario played out in 2016 and, two years later, the strategy is proving successful for Republicans. Religious conservatives will consider this Providential and will, for perhaps the first time, thank God for Kennedy.

Epic Games Has Already Removed Playground Mode From Fortnite
Even more so than if they did that in the regular modes, I mean, since your teammates' lives are literally the points you use to win.

A final good-bye: Toys R Us closes its doors forever
Shared on Facebook by Rene Johnpiere, presumably a Toys 'R Us employee, Geoffrey looks straight-up sad. Toys "R" Us posted a goodbye message on it website, encouraging its former customers to "play on".

Cavani sends Uruguay to World Cup last eight as Portugal bow out
Rui Patricio of Portugal can not stop Edinson Cavani's goal for Uruguay during the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Round of 16 match. Furthermore, both players leave Russian Federation still in search of their first goals in the tournament's knockout stages.

Bolton says sees having Putin-Trump summit as ‘a deliverable’
Bolton had said he hoped his one-day visit would lay the groundwork for what would be the first summit between Putin and Trump. John Bolton is traveling to the Russian capital to discuss a potential meeting next month between Putin and Trump.

Susan Sarandon joins group protesting Trump's border policy
Women also blocked the entrance to the Department of Justice and marched through the city on June 28. In the Hart building, onlookers cheered as the women sang and chanted.