Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- ISIS Claims Responsibility For Bombing In Kabul That Kills 8 Afghans.
-- Police Chief Fires Officer Who Shot And Killed Black Texas Teenager.
-- Gay Couple's Lawsuit Against Kentucky Clerk Is Back On After Appeals Court Ruling.
And here are more early headlines:
Trump Welcomes Palestinian Leader Abbas To White House. (New York Times)
North Korea Say It's Holding American, Alleges Hostile Acts. (Independent)
2 Chicago Police Officers Wounded, Manhunt Underway. (Chicago Sun-Times)
S.C. Congressional Primary: GOP Needs Runoff, Democrat Wins. (The Hill)
Argentina, Brazil Say Venezuelan Constitution Plan A Coup. (Guardian)
More Flooding In Central U.S.; Storms Expected In South. ()
Historic Boston Tea Party House Closed For Repairs. (AP)
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