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Rosenstein on GOP lawmakers impeachment threat: 'The Department of Justice is not going to be extorted'; Lobbyist helped arrange Scott Pruitt's $100,000 trip to Morocco; A couple...
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The tense March encounter kicked off weeks of turmoil among the president's lawyers and led to the development of a list of questions Trump's team expects he would be asked.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein also said he would have no comment on the drafted articles of impeachment "that nobody has the courage to put their name on."
The controversial trip last December by the Environmental Protection Agency administrator was partly arranged by a longtime friend and lobbyist who later won a $40,000-a-month contract to promote Morocco's cultural and economic interests.
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The uprising in Syria had put her family on a collision course with tragedy. She had not chosen her husband's sacrifices, but her life had been overtaken by them. She wanted a sign from him. Then, after three years of silence, the phone rang.
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Virtual reality just became way more accessible with this new one-piece, $200 headset from Facebook's Oculus. What do you do with it? Snuggle up to watch TV with a friend far away, for starters.
The move signals growing GOP frustration with President Trump's struggles to advance his immigration policies and could lead to conflicting court decisions that would force consideration by a deeply divided Supreme Court.
To deal with the threat of drivers using trucks to mow down pedestrians, Chicago, Las Vegas, New York and Washington have given officers permission to shoot at moving vehicles in extreme cases. The shift worries reform advocates.
A jury found Jacob Scott Goodwin, who wore a military helmet and brandished a shield, guilty of malicious wounding in the beating of DeAndre Harris during last August's "Unite the Right" rally.
At issue was whether President Trump's past statements about a ban on Muslim entry forever tainted his actions and showed a discriminatory intent, or whether an apology would essentially clear the slate.
Although President Trump expressed alarm about the Central American migrants, U.S. officials still let some of them cross the border. But the president's supporters said he had successfully used the episode to highlight his fight against illegal immigration.
Curry marked his return from injury to lead the Warriors to a hard-fought Game 2 win over the Pelicans. Meanwhile, James and the Cavaliers continued their trudge back to the NBA Finals, winning Game 1 in Toronto against the Raptors.
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