Evening Edition: Trump touts ‘amazing’ economic growth; economists view it as a blip
Trump disputes Cohen's claim that he knew in advance about 2016 meeting with Russians; Analysis: The 2016 meeting increasingly looks as bad for Trump as it initially seemed
Although the vast majority of economists warn that President Trump's trade war will hurt U.S. growth, they say it temporarily boosted growth in the spring as foreign firms rushed to make purchases before the tariffs took effect.
The denial came on the heels of a report that former Trump attorney Michael Cohen has said he is willing to testify that Trump — then a presidential candidate — knew in advance about the Trump Tower meeting involving Donald Trump Jr.
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The $250 noise-canceling Sleepbuds are wireless and can mask bedtime distractions, including barking or garbage trucks. But wearing them for hours might not work for everyone.
Because they're U.S. citizens, Puerto Ricans are eligible to vote as soon as they move to the mainland. The thinking last fall was that they'd be so angry at President Trump that they'd be eager to vote against Republicans in the midterms.
In a letter, Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer asks Bush to release all the papers from the Supreme Court nominee's tenure during his administration, including three years as White House staff secretary.
The tennis star reacted to reports suggesting she is tested far more frequently than her peers by wondering whether she is a victim of discrimination because of her prolonged success or, most disturbingly, her race.
A woman decided to help a homeless man. As he grew to trust her, she asked him how she could contact him, and, hesitatingly, he gave her his full name. She looked it up online and discovered that his mother — hundreds of miles away — had been searching for him.
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