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"President Obama on Monday will ban the federal provision of some types of military-style equipment to local police departments and sharply restrict the availability of others, administration officials said, as he intensifies his push to ease tensions between law enforcement and minority communities in reaction to the crises in Baltimore; Ferguson, Mo.; and other cities." [NYT]
Over 100 bikers from rival gangs are thought to have been involved in the melee, which took place in the parking lot of a restaurant in Waco, Texas. Law enforcement has warned the area to be on the lookout for more biker violence. And take a look at how the Bandidos "became one of the world's most feared biker gangs." [Andy Campbell, HuffPost]
"Iraq's Shiite militias have vowed to dislodge Islamic State extremists from Ramadi, a day after the militant group seized the Anbar provincial capital in major loss to the Iraqi troops." While fighting raged in Iraq, U.S. special forces killed a top ISIS commander in Syria in a raid, seizing a "digital trove" in the process. [AP]
The Secretary of State said the country had "not even come close" to curtailing its nuclear program. [Reuters]
Train service resumed between Philadelphia and New York for the first time since the deadly crash last Tuesday that killed eight. And the lead investigator into the tragedy doesn't believe the train was shot at, but is exploring the possibility it was struck with some sort of object moments before its derailment. [AP]
"A security researcher kicked off a United Airlines flight last month after tweeting about security vulnerabilities in its system had previously taken control of an airplane and caused it to briefly fly sideways, according to an application for a search warrant filed by an FBI agent." [Wired]
The FDA is expected to ban trans fat as soon as next week. [Politico]
During a military exercise in Waimanalo, Hawaii, a MV-22 Osprey experienced a "hard-landing mishap'" that resulted in the deadly crash. [Andy Campbell and Caria Herreria, HuffPost]
From Jeb on Iraq to Hillary's "dead broke," all the candidate slip-ups so far in the cycle. [Howard Fineman, Jason Linkins and Lauren Weber, HuffPost]
WHAT’S BREWING
The "Empire" cast reunited for a song, J. Lo continued to age backward on the red carpet, and Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris made it official-official. Oh, and here's who won. [HuffPost]
She continues the Katy Perry feud in a video packed with over two dozen of her celebrity friends. And Lena Dunham smokes a cigar. [HuffPost]
From sham university degrees. [NYT]
You are allowed to laugh at that headline. [AP]
Goodbye, Don Draper. And here's why the better the show, the harder it is to live up to finale expectations. [AP]
The a capella sequel blew past "Mad Max: Fury Road" to a $70.3 million debut. The first "Pitch Perfect" only grossed $65 million in theaters. [HuffPost]
"We believe that a company that has values and acts on them can really change the world. And an individual can too. That can be you. That must be you. Graduates, your values matter. They are your North Star. Otherwise it’s just a job -- and life is too short for that. ... You don’t have to choose between doing good and doing well. It’s a false choice, today more than ever." [HuffPost]
Dark chocolate made the list, so we're eating that for dinner. [HuffPost]
WHAT'S WORKING
"An international team of researchers has discovered a previously unknown trigger of volcanic eruptions -- a finding that could give scientists a leg up on predicting blow-ups and saving lives." [HuffPost]
ON THE BLOG
Unless you want to get kicked off a flight. [HuffPost]
BEFORE YOU GO
~ Your next party trick.
~ Shirtless Mitt Romney boxing.
~ Talk about cool under pressure: this batter caught a pitch that hit him and threw it back to the pitcher.
~ Here's a tip: don't make a sports shirt that mimics a famous Iwo Jima photo. Just don't.
~ Heather Morris's wedding was basically a "Glee" reunion.
~ A breakdown of what you eat on food stamps.
~ American Pharoah is one win away from the Triple Crown after this weekend's Preaknewss win.
~ Of course Putin scored a lot of goals in a totally fair hockey game against NHL vets.
~ Vanity Fair's best-dressed list from Cannes.
~ What code in movies really means.
~ Connecting staffers' 2016 pasts.
~ And because it's Monday, here are the best ice cream stores in America. Someone grab us a cone.
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