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In Atlanta, a group founded by voting rights activist and politician Stacey Abrams is shutting down by the end of the month.

As Rahul Bali with member station WABE reports, the organization helped to register more young voters and voters of color.

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futures are slightly lower in after-hours trading on Wall Street.

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A federal grand jury has indicted former National Security Advisor John Bolton on

on 18 counts over his handling of classified information.

The indictment alleges Iran-backed hackers got into Bolton's email and gained access to sensitive data.

NPR's Ryan Lucas reports that he's also accused of sharing information with family members.

NPR's Ryan Lucas reporting.

President Trump says he spoke with Russian leader Vladimir Putin by phone today and will meet with him in a couple of weeks in Hungary.

As NPR's Michelle Kellerman reports, the two men spoke on the eve of a White House visit by Ukraine's president.

The Hamas health ministry says that Israel has returned the bodies of 30 more Palestinians to Gaza, bringing the total to 120.

Under a ceasefire deal, Israel is to return over 15 Palestinian bodies for every deceased Israeli hostage who's returned.

NPR's Carrie Kahn reports.

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A federal judge says she will order federal immigration officers to wear body cameras while working in Illinois.

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District Judge Sarah Ellis says she was a little startled by the images of agents clashing with protesters.