Morning Edition Saturday, the 30th of May

Good morning,

At the top of the news, NJ governor sends state police to set up protest zone outside contested immigration detention center.

Also in the digest... Bowdoin, Nicolas Cage, and Madonna.

Readers gonna read.

- The inkl team

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Lead Stories
 
United States
Australia to receive only used nuclear submarines from US in amended defence deal
World
Manic scenes in Paris as hundreds arrested after PSG Champions League final win
World
China patrols Scarborough Shoal after Philippines warns of threat
World
Japan defence chief takes swipe at China at security meet
World
Water, gas & power outages - Pakistan's Karachi hit by utility collapse as Eid turns into crisis
World
PSG Champions League celebrations in France spark clashes; 416 detained, 7 police officers injured
National
Sailboat becomes focus of search for woman who disappeared in the Bahamas while on vacation with her husband
Business
How a chemical tank disaster struck at the heart of a Washington state mill town
World
Graham Platner sent explicit texts to other women during marriage, wife confirms
Nancy Guthrie
Nancy Guthrie Case: Local Police Delayed FBI Plane and DNA Test for 11 Weeks
World
Hunger strike at New Jersey ICE facility enters ninth day as protesters face off with Trump supporters
World
Judge reopens Trump’s IRS suit to examine $1.8bn settlement with justice department
National
Bus driver charged in Virginia crash that killed 5, including family traveling to wedding
Spencer Pratt
Scooter Braun voices support for Spencer Pratt
David Malukas
David Malukas going to backup car after “massive hit” in IndyCar Detroit qualifying
World
Trump proposes ‘wild’ rally instead of concerts after artists back out of series
World
South London high-rise tragedy: Neighbours heard 'screams' before man, woman and child fell to their deaths
World
After priest’s conviction for sexual assault, a Louisiana chapel he built removes his name
World
‘Dire’ conditions at ICE facility severely violate human rights, lawsuit claims
World
Teen rapists avoid prison despite convictions in north-east England case