No Images? Click here Thursday, May 10THREE FREED Three American prisoners being held in North Korea have arrived safely back in the United States, less than a day after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo secured their release. But for Americans captive in Egypt, Turkey and elsewhere, Donald Trump’s recent actions have likely made their prospects worse. [HuffPost] [Tweet | Share on Facebook]SIDE HUSTLE Trump’s personal lawyer Michael Cohen pocketed millions of dollars selling access to the president via his shell company, according to a list of companies that ponied up. The growing scandal even troubles Fox News, where judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano warned Wednesday that indictment of Cohen could be imminent following revelations he accepted $500,000 in payments from a firm with ties to a Russian oligarch. [HuffPost]‘DISQUALIFYING’ Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) has urged the Senate to reject Gina Haspel’s nomination to lead the CIA, as her “refusal to acknowledge torture’s immorality is disqualifying.” Here’s a video of Trump’s pick dodging questions on whether it’s ethically right to torture a fellow human being. [HuffPost]SYRIA STRIKE Israel launched airstrikes against Iranian positions in Syria overnight following attacks by Iranian forces on Israeli army outposts across the Syrian frontier. [Reuters]STACHE DASH Rear Adm. Tim Ziemer, the head of global health security on the White House National Security Council, abruptly left the Trump administration Tuesday — the latest exit amid John Bolton’s reshuffle at the NSC. [HuffPost]NET THREAT Senators have forced a vote that may lead to a reversal of the Trump administration's decision to kill net neutrality. [HuffPost]
TEUTONIC TUTORING Diplomats have offered to help Trump’s new ambassador to Germany, after he posted a tweet that upset his hosts in the first hours of his first day on the job. [HuffPost]‘HARSH INDICTMENT OF INDIFFERENCE’ We asked a Jim Crow historian for his lengthy take on Donald Glover’s “This is America” video. [HuffPost]THE HORROR OF STRANGLING Following the allegations against Eric Schneiderman, we look at why men who strangle their partners are among the most dangerous kinds of abusers. [HuffPost]SINGAPORE SIT-DOWN President Donald Trump’s big summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un next month will reportedly be held in Singapore. [HuffPost]SOLAR BEAR Starting in 2020, all new single-family homes and low-rise apartment buildings built in California must have solar power, state authorities declared. [HuffPost]‘HUGE DESTRUCTION’ A dam has burst in Kenya following torrential rain, killing at least 21 people. [Reuters]
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