President Donald Trump and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez sat together in the VIP section at the World Cup final, after months of public tension over defense spending and the Iran war. As he returned to Washington after attending the game, Trump told reporters he congratulated the prime minister on Spain’s win over Argentina and said he has “no tension with anybody.” #cnn, #news, #spain, #trump

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Judge gets death threats after a ruling against President Trump, sharing one of the disturbing voicemails he’s received with CNN.

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President Trump acknowledged that there was “no video or proof” of alleged vandalism to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after weeks of claiming that damage to the pool’s surface was the deliberate work of saboteurs.

ABC News’ Olivia Rubin reports. https://abcnews.link/lIih6GL

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ABC News’ Jonathan Karl interviews former Defense Secretary Mark Esper on “This Week.”

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Spain’s prime minister has rushed to Ceuta to defuse a growing crisis after an estimated 50,000 migrants poured into the Spanish exclave in North Africa from Morocco in a single day.

Local authorities in Ceuta said at least 34 people had died, many of them by drowning, as crowds streamed over the border by land and sea on Thursday, overwhelming border guards.

Spanish authorities said they would try to expel those who had entered illegally as quickly as possible, despite a recent ruling by Spain’s supreme court that migrants arriving by sea cannot be returned to Morocco.

CNN’s Nada Bashir has the details and Judith Sunderland of Human Rights Watch analyzes the potential causes for the rush of migrants.

0:00 Thousands seen rushing into Spain, overwhelming border guards
1:42 CNN correspondent on Spain’s reaction to the crisis
4:15 What led to the unprecedented number of migrants rushing the border?

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