A.M. Links: NSA Spying, Hillary vs. Bernie, Iran Deal
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The NSA says it will examine and destroy millions of U.S. phone records in its possession "as soon as possible."
- Hillary Clinton's Bernie Sanders problem.
- Is Congress ready to tackle criminal justice reform by scaling back federal sentencing laws?
- With the first Republican presidential primary debate scheduled for August 6 in Cleveland, "candidates with low polling numbers are in a high-stakes scramble to qualify for an event that represents their best shot at breaking out."
- According to a new CNN poll, a majority of Americans want Congress to reject the Iran nuclear deal.
- A Libyan court has sentenced the son of Muammar Gaddafi to death for war crimes.
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