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Sanders scores win: activists in!

Los Angeles is Berning.
Los Angeles is Berning. Photograph: Lucy Nicholson/Reuters

1. Clinton taunts Trump

Hillary Clinton tried out some new lines of attack on likely opponent Donald Trump on Monday, hitting the presumptive GOP nominee for being a “bully” and, she said, a bad businessman.

With SEIU members Monday.
With SEIU members Monday. Photograph: Rebecca Cook/Reuters

Summary

2. Sanders to shape Democratic platform

What does Bernie Sanders want? In a highly unusual arrangement, he just scored five seats on the 15-member committee that will craft the Democratic party’s election-year platform, the Washington Post reported.

Sanders to shape platform

Influence-wielder.
Influence-wielder. Photograph: Elaine Thompson/AP

Summary

Sanders reportedly picked Cornel West, racial justice activist; Bill McKibben, environmental activist; Deborah Parker, Native American activist; James Zogby, pro-Palestinian activist; and Rep Keith Ellison.

Women who oppose Clinton

Will help direct Democrats.
Will help direct Democrats. Photograph: David Levene for the Guardian

Summary

The Clinton campaign reportedly agreed to the deal, as did party chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Will the Sanders five succeed at pushing the party to the left? Stay tuned ...

Sanders condemns ‘anointment’ of Clinton

An 11-year-old Bernie backer in LA.
An 11-year-old Bernie backer in LA. Photograph: Lucy Nicholson/Reuters

3. Trump: fair-weather climate denier

Donald Trump has called climate change “bullshit”. But on Monday, Politico revealed that Trump cited “global warming” in an application to build a sea wall to protect one of his golf courses.

Trump’s golf course believes in climate change

Golf carts: bad on water.
Golf carts: bad on water. Photograph: Scott Heppell/AP

4. Trump and Clinton, neck-and-neck

A Washington Post/ABC News poll had Trump in a statistical tie with Clinton among registered voters nationally. Clinton led among adults overall. Independents went for Trump by 13 points.

A polling tie: time to panic?

Sanders supporters swinging to Clinton could boost her numbers.
Sanders supporters swinging to Clinton could boost her numbers. Photograph: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

... and another thing:

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