Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- Advance On Mosul Continues As Aid Groups Brace For Civilian Casualties.
-- Sen. McCain Says Republicans Will Block All Court Nominations If Clinton Wins.
And here are more early headlines:
Russia And Syria Pause Airstrikes On Aleppo. ( AP)
Top Police Official Apologizes For Historical Mistreatment Of Minorities. ( Los Angeles Times)
3 Kansas Men Please Not Guilty To Suspected Terror Plot. ( Reuters)
Wikileaks Alleges Ecuador Cut Assange's Internet Link. ( Time)
Unmanned Private Rocket Launched To ISS With Supplies. ( Space.com)
Two Dead, Two Missing In German Chemical Plant Blast. ( Deutsche Welle)
Category 1 Typhoon Aims For Vietnam. ( AccuWeather)
Japan Looks To Cut Soaring Olympic Costs By Moving Events. ( AP)
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