The briefing could give the attorney general an opportunity to address his critics — or perhaps provide them fresh ammunition — as he faces scrutiny from the public and Congress for his handling of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's findings.
The actions are the latest move in President Trump's efforts to roll back the Obama administration's openings to Havana, and to punish Cuba for its support for the Venezuelan government of President Nicolás Maduro.
Nick Miroff reports on the major shift in focus at the Department of Homeland Security. Carlos Lozada dissects the brain trust surrounding Trump, the anti-intellectual president. Plus Joe Fox and Lauren Tierney visit a shrinking national landmark.
Advocates for immigrants said they will quickly challenge the ruling by Attorney General William P. Barr, which is scheduled to take effect in 90 days.
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Dozens of medical professionals are accused of illegally dispensing 32 million pills, including doctors who prosecutors said traded sex for prescriptions and a dentist who unnecessarily pulled teeth from patients to justify giving them opioids.
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