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House panel moves to compel release of full Mueller report Attorney General William P. Barr has pledged to deliver a redacted version of the special counsel's report, but the Democrat-led House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday authorized subpoenas for the unredacted document. The power struggle is expected to land in court. By Rachael Bade · Read more Biden, accused of inappropriate physical contact with women, vows to change his behavior The former vice president, who is laying the groundwork for a potential presidential run, said he will be "mindful" of people's boundaries going forward. By Colby Itkowitz · Read more   NATO chief rebuts Trump's criticisms — but also offers praise — in speech to Congress Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg drew bipartisan applause as he made a case for the survival of the alliance, which has drawn skepticism and occasional hostility from President Trump. By Anne Gearan and Karoun Demirjian · Read more   Lori Loughlin, Felicity Huffman and others appear before judge in college-admissions bribery case The actresses and 13 other parents were charged in connection with an alleged bribery scheme to get their underqualified children admitted to selective schools, a scandal that rocked the higher-education world. By Karen Weintraub and Moriah Balingit · Read more   Post Reports | Listen Now Britax strollers kept crashing. Why wasn't there a recall? Tara Bahrampour on how the census going digital could expose it to hacking and disinformation campaigns. Todd C. Frankel on how a stroller company made a case against its products go away. Plus, Joanna Slater on cockfights in India. By The Washington Post · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Q & A Nirvana's manager waited 25 years to write his Kurt Cobain book. Here's the Kurt he knew. In a new book, Danny Goldberg says the grunge frontman was "extremely focused and disciplined about accomplishing what he wanted to accomplish." By Geoff Edgers · Read more   House votes to rebuke Trump's attempt at a court-ordered destruction of Obamacare Democrats were seeking to put Republicans on record as siding with President Trump in his attempt to use the courts to overturn the Affordable Care Act. By John Wagner · Read more   U.K.'s Theresa May enrages backers by inviting opposition's Jeremy Corbyn to Brexit talks The pivot by Britain's increasingly desperate prime minister threatens to implode the Conservative Party, with hard-liners fearful that the move will result in an ultrasoft Brexit. By William Booth, Karla Adam and Michael Birnbaum · Read more   A black woman was beaten by a white man with a gun. Police charged her with damaging his truck. A felony charge against L'Daijohnique Lee was recalled by the Dallas County District Attorney's Office following protests. By Alex Horton · Read more   Clinic's experimental stem cell treatment blinded patients. Years later, the government is still trying to stop it. Legal experts say a lawsuit against a Miami-based clinic could constrain a lucrative industry accused by doctors, lawyers and federal officials of harming dozens of people. By Laurie McGinley and William Wan · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Millions of sensitive Facebook user records were left exposed on public web, security researchers say More than 540 million Facebook records — including users' comments, likes, account names and more — were found on an Amazon cloud-computing server. By Tony Romm and Elizabeth Dwoskin · Read more   After hundreds of crashes, a jogging stroller faced recall. Then Trump appointees stepped in.  The untold story of the Britax case shows how changes in the Consumer Product Safety Commission's leadership under President Trump influenced the handling of a product that the agency believed had injured consumers. By Todd Frankel · Read more   Pork industry soon will have more power over meat inspections The Trump administration plans to cut the number of federal inspectors by about 40 percent and make inspections a responsibility shared with plant employees. By Kimberly Kindy · Read more   An infant did not have any hospital visitors for five months. So this nurse adopted her. Gisele, a ward of the state, was born prematurely after her mother used heroin, cocaine and methadone during pregnancy. By Cathy Free · Read more

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