Issuing readouts is a well-established practice of past administrations
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White House to stop issuing public summaries of calls with foreign leaders
Issuing readouts is a well-established practice of past administrations
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White House to stop issuing public summaries of calls with foreign leaders
PORT JEFFERSON STATION, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) — The widow and two young children of a fallen solder from Long Island received the surprise of a lifetime on Tuesday. Four months after Staff Sergeant Dashan Briggs was killed in Iraq, his community came together to help his loved ones. Briggs was one of four members of the New York National Guard killed when their military helicopter crashed in the western part of the country. The 30-year-old hailed from Port Jefferson Station on Long Island. “He’s my son, and any mother that loses a child… it will hurt for a long time, so I’m getting there,” Briggs’ mother, Rosemary, said. His parents may still be grieving, but they say they’ve found some peace of mind after the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation announced they’d pay the mortgage on the home of their son’s widow and two young children. “To be able to stay in our home forever and where our memories were made, I won’t have to work multiple jobs and I can be there for my kids, I’m forever grateful,” Briggs’ widow, Rebecca, said. Tunnel to Towers donated money, the community contributed, and a final donation was offered from Caliber Home Loans to help hit the goal. “Without men like Dashan Briggs, who stepped forward and are willing to serve, we wouldn’t have the country we have today and that’s a fact,” Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone said. Tunnel to Towers honors the sacrifice of firefighter Stephen Siller, who died in the September 11th terror attack. The foundation raises money for members of the military and first responders who are injured or killed.
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Community Rallies To Help Pay Mortgage For Family Of Fallen Soldier
Grocery stores across the country are removing several flavors of Goldfish crackers due to possible salmonella contamination. It’s just the latest recall linked to salmonella in recent months. CBS News national correspondent Jericka Duncan reports.
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Some Goldfish crackers recalled, marking latest salmonella case
Kristie Baeumert recently found a vintage slide projector at Goodwill, along with a family’s old photos. It became her mission to find the people in the images. CBS News correspondent Mark Strassmann has an update to the mystery.
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Mystery behind decades-old family photos finally solved
Here are some common snack foods that have recently been recalled due to possible salmonella contamination, and that should be avoided.
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6 snacks at risk of salmonella
Anti-government protesters in Nicaragua say they were attacked on Monday outside Managua. It’s the latest deadly incident in the country, as confrontations between demonstrators and police continue. CBS News national correspondent Manuel Bojorquez reports.
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Deadly protests continue in Nicaragua as demonstrators, police clash
The U.S. Department of Agriculture introduced a $12 billion plan to help farmers taking a hit from China’s retaliatory tariffs. But Nebraska Republican Sen. Ben Sasse, who represents many of the farmers, says they don’t want more bailouts. CBS News White House correspondent Weijia Jiang reports.
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GOP Sen. Ben Sasse blasts aid for farmers amid trade war
After battling the Ferguson Fire for nearly two weeks, authorities are warning people in nearby Yosemite National Park. Part of the park where visitors can view landmarks will be closed for several days, while crews try to get a handle on the fire. CBS News correspondent Dean Reynolds reports.
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Parts of Yosemite National Park to close amid wildfire danger
Fast-moving fires in Greece has claimed at least 74 lives. In one coastal town, rescuers found the bodies of 25 people, huddled together. CBS News correspondent Seth Doane reports from Mati, Greece.
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Charred remains of wildfire victims found in Greece
Ivanka Trump’s fashion company is closing down. Her clothing label, known for affordable fashion, faced backlash as her father grew increasingly controversial. In early 2017, Nordstrom was the first of several stores to drop her label. CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford reports.
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Ivanka Trump’s fashion company shutting down
Parts of the Northeast and the mid-Atlantic have seen nearly 10 inches of rain and more is expected. In areas like Baltimore, the severe weather prompted flooding. CBS News correspondent DeMarco Morgan is in Pennsylvania with the latest.
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Heavy rains prompt East Coast flooding
Prior to today, the singer and actress was sober for 6 years.
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Demi Lovato reportedly hospitalized for apparent heroin overdose
The Los Angeles police chief says a store worker killed in a gun battle before a suspect took hostages in a Trader Joe’s supermarket was hit by an officer’s bullet. Officers tried to save the victim at the scene, but it was too late. CBS News correspondent Mireya Villarreal has the latest.
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Officer’s bullet killed store manager during Trader Joe’s shootout
Minutes after CBS News shared her story last week, a viewer contacted Kristie Baeumert, bringing her together with the family in the old slides
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Stranger finds family shown in treasure trove of decades-old photos