Russia Vetoes Resolution on MH17 Tribunal, University of Cincinnati Cop Indicted for Murder, Hunter of Cecil the Lion Closes Dental Practice: P.M. Links
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President Obama joked about being able to win a third term were it not for the Constitution while speaking to the African Union, full of heads of state clinging to power.
- Russia vetoed a United Nations resolution that would have opened a criminal tribunal into the downing of a Malaysia Air flight over Ukraine.
- A University of Cincinnati police officer was indicted in the murder of Samuel Dubose, who he shot and killed during a traffic stop over a missing front license plate.
- Philadelphia-area Rep. Chaka Fattah (D) was indicted, along with four others, on multiple charges of public corruption.
- Could the rise of Donald Trump be helping Jeb Bush?
- The Minneapolis man who hunted and killed Cecil the Lion in Zimbabwe closed his dental practice after online outrage yielded threats.
- A spy may be among four buried leaders of colonial Jamestown identified by researchers.
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