Trade War Of Words, Mail-In Voting Lawsuits, Police Discuss Billings Mass Killings, Clancy Trial Closing Arguments Coming

Today on America in the MorningTrade War Blame

The US – Canada trade war may center on tariffs, but it’s also about winning hearts and minds for officials on both sides of the border, as both nations are digging in and prices for many goods will be going up. The latest from correspondent Rich Johnson.

Mail-In Voting Lawsuits

A federal judge is removing a major legal roadblock to President Trump's order for restrictions on mail-in voting. As Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports, this is now leading several Democrat-controlled states to file lawsuits challenging the president’s vote by mail executive order.

Worldwide Tributes For Dolly Parton

From small mountain towns to Hollywood and around the world, tributes are pouring in following the death of Dolly Parton due to a bout with cancer at the age of 80. Correspondent Ed Donahue reports on the worldwide reaction to the death of a music legend.

Judge’s Ruling On ICE Extradition

A federal judge in Texas is weighing in on a push from Minnesota officials to extradite an ICE Officer accused of shooting a Venezuelan migrant in the leg earlier this year. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.

Maine Watchers

A Republican candidate in Maine has a plan to get federal law enforcement to watch over voting booths for the November election. Jennifer King reports it would involve a phone call to President Trump.

Two Dan Sullivans For Senate

It’s now official in the 49th State – there will be two Dan Sullivans on the ballot for US Senate. Correspondent Donna Warder reports on an Alaska race in which one candidate is being accused of purposely confusing voters.

Police Discuss Billings Mass Killings

More is being learned about the man who killed 8 members of his own family in Billings, Montana, and police have released the 9-1-1 call and told more about what they found when they arrived at the home that he set on fire. Correspondent Jennifer King reports on a tragic mass shooting in Montana.

Tight Texas Race

Polling shows the high-profile Senate race in Texas is a close one, as Democrats have aspirations to flip the Lone Star State from red to blue. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports court documents are being requested surrounding an alleged connection to fraud by the Republican in the race.

Clancy Trial Testimony Ends

The murder trial of Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy is now moving toward closing arguments. Testimony wrapped up Wednesday. Closing arguments are next. Correspondent Joan Jones has details.

Visa’s Halted

The Trump administration has paused processing of immigrant visas, which allow recipients to move permanently to the U.S., to train visa officers on new guidance ensuring that applicants have enough financial means to support themselves after they arrive.

Finally

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