Why Hillary Clinton’s Email Problem Isn’t Going Away

If you only read one thing: Hillary Clinton’s email problems aren’t going away, after the Federal Bureau of Investigation reported Monday that it had found nearly 15,000 messages and documents from her time at the State Department that were not turned over after she revealed the existence of her private server. Clinton attorneys deleted thousands of emails they claimed were personal, after running a series of searches to pull out obviously work-related messages. It is as yet unclear whether any of those new documents are federal records, which would indicate that Clinton may have violated federal records laws.

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  New Huma Abedin emails show more ties to Clinton Foundation

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  The FBI found nearly 15,000 more undisclosed Hillary Clinton emails

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Police Can't Stop a Woman Who Has Allegedly Vandalized 1,000 Cars

Locals and law enforcement in one European city have spent the last six years dealing with a a mentally ill Austrian woman who has allegedly scratched 1,000 cars—yet due to a legal loophole, the police are unable to do anything to stop her from further

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  Vehicle pursued by police crashes into woman’s car, injuring her

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  Woman jogging fatally struck by vehicle on NW Side

  Chicago Sun-Times

South Korea and U.S. Begin Drills Despite North Korea’s Threat of Nuclear Strikes

Such fiery rhetoric by Pyongyang is not unusual. The North’s “first-strike” units are ready to mount retaliatory attacks on South Korean and U.S. forces involved in the drills, according to the statement, carried by Pyongyang’s state media.

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  North Korea "Again" Threatens 'Pre-emptive Nuclear Strike'

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  North Korea issues nuclear threat following U.S.-led drill

  Newsweek

‘White Lives Matter’ Protesters Rally at NAACP Building in Texas

A small group of protestors holding ‘White Lives Matter’ signs staged a demonstration outside the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People building in Houston on Sunday. Holding Confederate flags and assault rifles, the group of nearly 20 people gathered in Houston to protest against the NAACP for failing to condemn the perceived role of Black Lives Matter in relation to the deaths of white police officers. “We came out here to protest against the NAACP and their failure in speaking out against the atrocities that organizations like Black Lives Matter and other pro-black organizations have caused the attack and killing of white police officers, the burning down of cities and things of that nature,” group member Ken Reed, donning a ‘Donald Trump 16’ cap, told the Houston Chronicle.

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  'White Lives Matter,' Assault Rifles, Confederate Flags: Sunday in Texas

  Esquire
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  Houston's Black Lives Matter Remains Unconvinced of NAACP's Support

  Houston Press

The Tesla Model S P100D Is Here, Does 0-60 In 2.5 Seconds

The rumors were true: Tesla has officially unveiled a new disturbingly-quick model called the Model S P100D. The new battery means the latest Tesla also has an extended range of 315 miles, as rated by Environmental Protection Agency standards, which gives it the longest range of any electric car on the market. Going forward, Tesla's SUV, the Model X, will also be offered with the larger 100-kWh battery pack.

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  Tesla to unveil new product Tuesday, shares rise

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  Tesla just made its Model S the fastest new car you can buy

  Business Insider

Ann Coulter on Khizr Khan: ‘We’re all going to be living under Sharia law if this guy has his way’

Donald Trump may regret some of his recent public comments that have “caused personal pain.” But conservative commentator Ann Coulter, author of a new book boosting Donald Trump’s candidacy, is refusing to back down from her attacks on the father of a fallen Muslim American soldier. Indeed, Coulter accused the father of wanting Sharia to be enforced in the U.S. On Monday, Yahoo News Chief Investigative Correspondent Michael Isikoff asked Coulter if she regretted anything about the tweet, other than misspelling journalist Fareed Zakaria’s last name in a comparison to Khan.

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  GOP attack put Trump in the lead: Ann Coulter

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  'I think it's fantastic': Ann Coulter says it's 'great' Gawker was forced to stop operating

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Family of Man Found Biting Murder Victim’s Face Off Offer Condolences: ‘There Are No Words’

The family of a 19-year-old man who allegedly stabbed a married couple to death and attempted to bite a victim’s face off expressed their sympathies Monday to the families of the victims. Austin Harrouff‘s family say that the Florida State University student “is not the person some are making him to be for their own purposes,” in a statement obtained by People. Wade and Mina Harrouff expressed their “deepest sympathy for the pain and suffering” caused by their son.

Karachi’s New Mayor Will Run One of the World’s Most Populous Cities From Prison

Akhtar, a former lawmaker, will take over as mayor from the city’s central prison, where he has been held for more than a month. The party’s control of the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, whose members elect the mayor and are set to do so on Wednesday, makes it all but certain that he will be the city’s new leader.

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  One of the world’s biggest cities will soon be governed from a jail cell

  Washington Post
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  Pakistan's most populated city may soon be run by a man in prison

  Fox News

Germans Will Be Asked to Stockpile Food and Water ‘in Case of a Catastrophe’

Germany is planning to urge its citizens to stockpile food, water and other supplies in the event of a catastrophe or armed attack. According to a report by German broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW), citing the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung newspaper, the move would be the first of its kind since the end of the Cold War. The mood in Germany has been unsettled recently following a number of horrific incidents.

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  Germany will reportedly tell citizens to stockpile food, water in case of major attack

  The Week
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  Germany to Urge Stockpiling Food, Water in Civil Defense Plan: Report

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Sony Set to Launch New PlayStation

The tech giant announced a slimmed-down version of its PlayStation 4 plus a new high-end console codenamed Project Neo. And here in today's tech bikes Sony set to announce its newest additions to the PlayStation family. The company is launching a slimmed

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  New PS4 ‘Slim’ console may come with a new DualShock 4

  Polygon
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  Is Sony About To Unveil A New PS4 Controller As Well?

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