Evening Edition: Trump’s combative words on NATO put Mattis in an increasingly tough spot
British government in turmoil after revolt over May's Brexit plans, resignations; Trump 'very close' on pick for Supreme Court as allies lobby for possible justices
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says the U.S.-European alliance is crucial to America's security. But he will have to decide how much goodwill he is willing to risk with the president as he seeks to calm allies at this week's NATO summit.
Prime Minister Theresa May has faced speculation over how long she would remain in the top job. The question became more urgent with the departures of Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, a prominent face of the campaign to leave the European Union, and David Davis, her once-loyal aide in charge of negotiating the break.
The threat of family separation is just one of many obstacles faced by migrants from Central America trying to cross the border into the United States.
The Trump administration said it has identified 102 children aged 4 and younger who were separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border as part of a crackdown on illegal immigration in recent weeks. Officials will return at least 54 of those children to their parents by Tuesday.
In a predominantly Democratic city where Trump won only 4 percent of the vote, advisers — who had been largely anonymous before his inauguration — have become the focus of planned and sometimes spontaneous public wrath.
In all, divers have brought eight members of the youth soccer team to safety so far. The team went missing last month after they went into the caves and were trapped by rising waters.
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Seven wrestlers have said in the past week that Jordan knew or must have known about alleged sexual misconduct in the school's athletic department three decades ago.
Giuliani suggested that President Trump might have known about the Stormy Daniels payment beforehand and appears to contradict the president on a key allegation about James B. Comey.
One study warned that electricity demand in heavily air-conditioned California would exceed supply as temperatures soared. Friday's weather and the resulting blackouts illustrated that point.
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