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Threatening to shoot on the government unless congress provides money for the wall. The threats have been frustrating for Congressional Republicans who are trying to avoid a shutdown, right before the midterms. But tonight, President Trump said things that will only make them even more nervous. We got 1. 6 billion, and weve started large portions of the wall, but we are going to need, even the way we negotiate, we are going to need more, we are going to get more, and we may have to do some prett...

Get a jump on the days news with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs. Chinese goods could be raised from 10 to 25 . They would cover things like fruits and vegetables, handbags, refrigerators, rain jackets, even baseball gloves. Chinas Foreign Ministry moments ago saying blackmailing and pressure by the u. S. Will never work and promising to take countermeasures, if needed. The u. S. Has already imposed 25 tariffs on chinese goods worth 34 billion. China quickly retaliated with tariffs on 34 billio...

Now word overnight the next round of tariffs could escalate dramatically. Shifting blame. Heated statements and a 15,000 coat. A fast start to Paul Manaforts trial on financial crimes. Good morning, and welcome to early start. Im Laura Jarrett in for christine romans. Good to see you, my friend. Im dave briggs, wednesday, august 1st, already, if you can believe it. 5 00 a. M. In the east. We start with a chilling story for Many Americans this morning. A federal judge flocking a Government Settle...

The latest news from around the world with hosts John Berman and Poppy Harlow. Reporter well, poppy, probably the headline at this point is, out of the earshot of the jury this morning, judge t. S. Ellis who is a veteran of these sometimes complex and controversial criminal cases in Eastern Virginia advised attorneys on both sides in an attempt obviously to avoid any prejudicial inferences being drawn by the jury, told attorneys on both sides to avoid, if they can, the use of the word oligarch. ...

A rogue agency [ATF] ...simply cannot make up its own rules or change them arbitrarily, especially when it involves the exercise of a constitutional rights...

 

San Diego County and national firearm safety group Giffords have partnered to sue a company that manufactures devices and software allowing people to build...

The new suit is the first action San Diego County has taken after the Board of Supervisors agreed in 2022 to sue gun makers. The county is partnering with Giffords Law Center.

The lawsuit alleges Defense Distributed, based in Austin, Texas, is barred from selling its "Ghost Gunner" computer numerical control milling machine locally, yet seeks to circumvent state laws by rebranding and selling the device as the "Coast Runner."

The do-it-yourself firearm-making device called the ‘Ghost Gunner’ is essentially a 3D printer, and the lawsuit claims they're illegal to sell in California.