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June 22, 2016 - Daily News Briefing

Why it matters that the upper middle class is thriving in a time of job insecurity.

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What is the future we want on nuclear weapons?

The future of America's nuclear arsenal goes beyond presidential politics. It's a conversation that all Americans need to be a part of.

Why Mississippi were unable to convict for murder in 'Mississippi Burning' case

Mississippi has closed an investigation into the 1964 murders of three civil rights volunteers by a group of KKK members, after failing to find sufficient admissible evidence to support charges against any surviving suspects.

Are China's hackers shying away from US targets?

A report indicates that Chinese cyberattacks on US companies are declining. But other experts say hackers are simply changing tack.

National Pollinator Week: Is the US doing enough for bees?

Some concerned bee advocates are converging on Washington, D.C., this week, as part of a plea for the government to do more to support declining bee populations. The bee die-in falls in the middle of #NationalPollinatorWeek.

#TrumpSoPoor: Can Trump overcome the large fundraising gap?

Financial presidential filings show that presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump had only $1.29 million cash on hand at the start of June, compared to the $42 million presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton had on hand.

In historic war crimes ruling, former DR Congo VP sentenced to 18 years

Jean-Pierre Bemba is the first leader to be convicted by the International Criminal Court for the crimes of his soldiers.

Why California plans to close its last nuclear power plant

The Diablo Canyon Power Plant may be closed within nine years. But an unlikely group of closure opponents say less nuclear energy could spell more CO2.

Egyptian court rejects Red Sea islands transfer to Saudi Arabia

The court's decision Tuesday was unexpected, coming after months of intense public protests against the deal and President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.

Did the Supreme Court just sanction more police searches?

The Supreme Court has ruled that evidence found in 'illegal' stops and searches can be used in court in some cases, a controversial decision that's raised concerns about redefining the Fourth Amendment.

What’s next for gun control efforts?

After rejecting four gun control proposals, the Senate is set to vote on a fifth gun-control bill this week.

What the #CheerioChallenge says about dads today

The Cheerio Challenge is a social media competition that pits dads and cereal against gravity, coming at a time when fathers are spending more time with their children than in recent decades.

Speaking Politics phrase of the week: 'Groundhog Day'

'Groundhog Day' is becoming an increasingly popular way to bemoan Washington's fruitless repetition. 'Groundhog Day' is becoming an increasingly popular way to bemoan Washington's fruitless repetition.

Extra years in college come with a six-figure price tag

Students who take six years to earn a bachelor’s degree can miss out on up to $300,000 in lost income, retirement savings, and more according to a report from NerdWallet. But many colleges around the country are taking action to help students graduate on time.

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