Trump is Indicted, Alabama Redistricting, Wildfire Smoke Risks

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🗓️ 9 June 2023

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Trump makes history as the first former president to face federal charges. SCOTUS rules in favor of Alabama Democrats in a voting rights case over redistricting. Wildfire smoke is spreading throughout the Eastern US, what are the health risks?

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0:00.0	Former President Donald Trump has been indicted again this time over his handling of classified
0:07.2	documents.
0:08.2	He's due to appear in federal court in Miami on Tuesday.
0:11.1	So how is Trump responding and what do his lawyers say?
0:14.4	How many Martinez?
0:15.4	That's Osma Hallad.
0:16.4	This is up first from NPR News.
0:19.0	The Supreme Court rules in a voting rights case over redistricting.
0:24.7	It could mean another black Congressperson for Alabama.
0:27.4	And in all probability, if we have anything to say about it, we're going to try to make
0:30.6	it a Democratic Congress.
0:32.0	Does this ruling forecast similar cases across the South?
0:35.2	Smoke from Canadian wildfires has been drifting from the northeast into the Midwest into cities
0:39.6	like Cleveland and Detroit into the South as far as Georgia.
0:43.3	What are the risks of breathing this smoke and how can you protect yourself and your loved
0:47.0	ones?
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0:49.0	We'll give you the news you need to start your day.
0:55.3	Former President Donald Trump is now a defendant in a case filed by the government he once
1:00.2	led.
1:01.2	Trump faces a federal criminal indictment related to sensitive documents found at his
1:04.6	floor to resort with charges that include conspiracy and false statements he's due in federal
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