Belgium Releases Bombing Suspect, Georgia's Religious Freedom Law Vetoed, Clinton Campaign Tone-Polices Sanders: P.M. Links

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  Authorities in Belgium have released a suspect they had charged in connection with the Brussels bombing due to lack of evidence.

• A gunman was taken into custody after opening fire in the Capitol Visitor Center in D.C.
• The American Civil Liberties Union and other advocacy groups have filed suit to try to block North Carolina's law overturning Charlotte's LGBT discrimination protections and transgender bathroom rules.
• Meanwhile, Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal will veto the state's religious freedom law, which mostly mimicked federal law and also stated that religious-based organizations could not be forced to perform or host events (like same-sex marriages) that violated their religious positions.
• An aide to Hillary Clinton suggested that the possibility of another debate with Sen. Bernie Sanders depends on the senator's "tone" in his campaign.
• Sean "Diddy" Combs is opening a charter school in Harlem.
• A child died in the United Kingdom after a bounce house blew away. Expect calls for safety regulations, obviously. Two people have been arrested for "suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence."
• The Supreme Court has declined to hear to hear the appeal of the corruption conviction of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blogojevich.

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