Today is Thursday, July 3rd. We'll tell you about the verdict in the Sean Diddy Combs case and what's next for the former music mogul. Also, one of America's top trading partners has made a deal with the Trump administration and the president's policy bill is facing new roadblocks. Plus, we're talking about all things holiday travel, like the best times to head out ahead of the 4th of July. What makes someone cool, at least according to a new study, and a dose of nostalgia for 80s and 90s kids with a grown-up spin.

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here. You ready? Let's do this. The nearly two-month trial against Sean Diddy Combs has

ended with a split decision. A jury found him guilty of transporting people for prostitution,

but acquitted him on the more serious charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.

Combs had faced a possible life sentence, and he still potentially faces as much as 20 years in prison.

But legal experts say it's very unlikely he'll be sentenced to the maximum.

In fact, they say it's more likely to be months in prison, not years,

partly because he's already been in custody since his arrest last year. And now he's going to

stay in jail until his sentencing hearing that is still not schedule. As we've told you,

the government's case accused Combs of years of physical and emotional abuse. Plus, there were

allegations of kidnapping, drugging, and coercing people into sexual

activities. Colmes pleaded not guilty, even though his legal team admitted he had been violent

with women, and the jury saw videos to prove that point. The thing is, the team also argued

the charges were overreaching. Since the verdict came out, some organizations that advocate

for women's rights have criticized it,

saying it proves it's still common for the culture to not believe women and other victims of

sexual assault. Either way, Combs' troubles are not over. Besides the prison time he faces for

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