Iran war costs, voter-roll fights, a prosecutor ruled unlawfully serving, Bolsonaro in Miami and new trade limits
The Pentagon puts the Iran war at $47.1 billion amid warnings of renewed strikes; a judge denies the Justice Department's bid to stop processing California ballots; Bill Essayli ruled unlawfully serving in Los Angeles; Flávio Bolsonaro lands in Miami; robotics import proclamation; BGI and MGI imports banned; Omar warrant fight; O'Keefe charged in Minnesota.
今日事实
- Iran war cost and warnings of renewed strikes (Washington)
- Judge denies Justice Department bid to stop processing California ballots (California)
- Judge rules Bill Essayli unlawfully serving as top prosecutor (Los Angeles)
- Flávio Bolsonaro lands in the United States after Brazil's runoff (Miami)
- Section 232 proclamation on robotics and industrial machinery imports (United States)
- Import ban on Chinese genomics firms BGI and MGI (United States)
- Prosecutors oppose unsealing the Omar search warrant (Washington, D.C.)
- O'Keefe and Higby charged over primary polling stunt (Minnesota)
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