Evening Edition: Trump says he will call for Justice probe of whether FBI surveilled his campaign for ‘political purposes’
Michael Cohen payments put spotlight on investment firm linked to Russian billionaire; Trump seeks advice from South Korea on Pyongyang's sudden harder-line shift
The president tweeted that he would "demand" that the Justice Department look into whether any such requests were made by "people within the Obama Administration!" The statement escalated a battle over federal law enforcement's use of a confidential source to aid its inquiry into whether the Trump campaign and Russia coordinated to influence the 2016 election.
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The head of Columbus Nova, which paid President Trump's personal lawyer $500,000 to bring in new investors, also contributed to Trump's inaugural committee and the Republican National Committee.
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North Korea's actions in recent days, including a threat to call off Kim Jong Un's upcoming summit with President Trump, have alarmed the White House and created new complications for the preparations.
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One goes to a commuter school. One goes to an elite private university. How different — and similar — are their lives? To try to capture what college looks like today, we dispatched two reporters to shadow two undergrads on the same day in April.
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The retired Marine, best known for his role in the Iran-contra scandal in the 1980s, said many young boys have "been on Ritalin" since early childhood. "They've been drugged in many cases," he said during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday."
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said talks had produced agreement on increased Chinese purchases of American products and measures to make it easier for U.S. companies to operate in China.
Michael Avenatti is effective, in part, because he plays the same game as President Trump, with a gleeful willingness to attack and an instinct for manipulating journalistic appetites.
Traditional opposition parties, which have been largely prevented from fielding candidates, have called for a boycott, claiming that President Nicolás Maduro is moving to seize dictatorial powers.
The gown chosen by Meghan Markle for her marriage to Prince Harry told a story about contemporary romance. Most important, it offered a bit of insight into the bride herself.
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