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Judges focus on discrimination, Trump's powers in travel ban case
Appearing somewhat unsettled by the question, Wall strenuously insisted that the two were nowhere almost alike. In Seattle today, a panel of federal judges heard arguments on President Trump's second travel ban.

Britain tells Angela Merkel it will be 'strong partner'
At a meeting with senior European Union officials in Brussels on Thursday, Trump said Germany was "very bad on trade". Steffen Seibert , Merkel's spokesman, addressed the comments at a Monday news conference in Berlin.

Man United target Willian proved he still has Chelsea future vs Watford
It was Terry's first start in the league since the fourth game of the season, a 2-2 draw away to Swansea City. "I'm sure Chelsea will buy players but they already have a great squad", Flo added.

Kerber wants to 'find herself' after Roland Garros first round exit
Kerber has struggled for much of this year, having just a 19-13 record, while also losing four of her past six matches. I'm happy with the game, of course, but it wasn't really about the game today.

Trump Makes Stop in Israel and Palestine, Criticized Iran
Beigelman wasn't sure about Trump's chances of achieving peace in the area, but was hopeful with Trump's approach to the region. Trump later called it a "great honor" to visit the wall, saying, "I can see a much deeper path, friendship with Israel ".

Almodovar: Cannes deliberations went 'very fast'
Judging by the string of films she starred in at Cannes, it comes as little surprise (does this woman ever sleep?!). The festival has been marked by controversy over the inclusion of two movies from video streaming company Netflix.

North Korea fires Scud-class ballistic missile, Japan protests
The previous two launches were of medium to long range missiles, both of which the North claimed as "successful" tests. Joint Chiefs of Staff spokesman Roh Jae-cheon said. "We continue to monitor North Korea's actions closely".

Bengaluru's Varthur lake spews toxic foam all across city
Bengalureans from across the city have come together to reclaim lakes under United Bengaluru . The city's two largest lakes - Bellandur and Varthur - are regularly affected by froth.

Mamata decries Centre for ban on sale of cattle for slaughter
Biswas was seen using a red beacon on his vehicle in the Darjeeling district. "So, we are not bound to follow the instructions of others".

Cyprus still "very close" to deal despite halt in talks
The Greek Cypriot leader wanted Geneva to focus on post-solution security arrangements while Akinci wanted issues of power sharing at the fore.

Iowa routs Wildcats 13-4 for first Big 10 Tournament title
The Gophers scored seven runs in the third and fourth innings to jump ahead 8-3 and chase Iowa's Elijah Wood and Nick Nelsen. You have to trust your defense, and it's a little luck sometimes getting out of them. "We knew they would fall eventually".

Sato holds off Helio to win Indy 500
The race was stopped for 18 ½ minutes, so the track crew could make fence repairs and to remove debris from the track surface. He almost won here in 2012 when he challenged the eventual victor Dario Franchitti for the lead at the finish but spun out.

British Airways Monday Flight Update
In response, BA said its IT services were provided by a range of suppliers and that this was common practice. In his earlier video, Cruz had said that "Our IT teams are working tirelessly to fix the problems".

UK Tories turn to Brexit as polls show lead narrowing
Jeremy Corbyn will accuse the Scottish National Party of "passing on Tory austerity" as he takes Labour's General Election campaign to Glasgow on Sunday.

Conservatives pick new leader in Canada
Interim leader Rona Ambrose speaks during the Conservative Party of Canada's Leadership Event in Toronto, Ontario, May 27, 2017.