Morning Edition Friday, the 5th of June

Good morning,

At the top of the news, Southern Poverty Law Center floats sanctions against DOJ after unsigned indictment shared with media before being filed in court.

Also in the digest... Lizzo, Christie, and Kevin Hart.

Read fast, and carry a big stick.

- The inkl team

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Lead Stories
 
World
Turkish gang member convicted over plot to murder man outside family's London restaurant after £100,000 demand
Sport
New York Knicks hold off Wembanyama's Spurs to take the lead in NBA Finals
World
How campaigners beat industrial farming in Denmark’s ‘pig election’
World
Senate approves $70bn for immigration crackdown amid splits over Trump fund
Cleetus McFarland
Cleetus McFarland involved in ARCA championship affecting crash
National
U.S. Postal Service proposes absentee/mail-in voting rule
World
Xavier Becerra advances in California’s hotly contested governor’s race
National
Scientists retrace steps of Dutch tourists as Argentina expands hantavirus probe
Lifestyle
US:Girlfriend's son charged over actor's stabbing death
Lifestyle
Girlfriend's son charged over actor's stabbing death
Sport
‘I Feel Good’—Chris Richards Reveals He’ll Be Ready By USMNT World Cup Opener
Ruggiero
Gio Ruggiero wins rain-shortened ARCA race, pole-sitter Cleetus McFarland wrecks
World
DOJ Insists Trump Could 'Bulldoze' Statue of Liberty and No One Could Sue
Richard Strauss
A school doctor at Ohio State abused patients for years. Then 500+ victims sued, and the school settled for $100 million
Gretchen Leanne Ryan
Colorado mom facing charges after 16yo daughter dies with 173 empty alcohol bottles found in her bedroom
National
Protests in Mexico City capitalize on World Cup celebrations to pressure government
World
Murder charge dismissed against Arkansas man who said he shot daughter’s alleged sexual abuser
National
Carlos 'Indio' Solari, a legend of Argentina's rock scene, dies at 77
World
No court has authority to block Trump’s White House ballroom, DoJ lawyer says
National
Wild brawl breaks out between cap-and-gown-wearing seniors as names are being called at their graduation