Sunday, April 7, 2019

Evening Edition: Scrutiny and suspicion as Mueller report undergoes redaction

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Scrutiny and suspicion as Mueller report undergoes redaction
Experts say Attorney General William P. Barr has wide discretion to determine what is revealed, meaning the fight over blacked-out boxes is likely to spawn months of legal fights.
Democrats will 'never' see Trump's tax returns, Mulvaney says
Mick Mulvaney, the White House's acting chief of staff, said voters had already decided during the 2016 election that they didn't care about the issue.
 
Surge in risky loans to corporations sparks fears of another financial crisis
Actions by federal regulators and Republicans in Congress over the past two years have paved the way for banks to issue more than $1 trillion in such loans.
 
Lies, drugs, cheating and all that jazz: Nicole Fosse opens up about her famous Broadway parents
Fosse has had to go through it all over again as a producer and creative consultant on the new FX series "Fosse/Verdon," which stars Sam Rockwell as choreographer Bob Fosse and Michelle Williams as legendary Broadway dancer Gwen Verdon.
 
 
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NCAA Tournament | Perspective
How the son of Pakistani immigrants became the voice of the women's Final Four
Mohammed Amin moved to Chicago at age 40 and raised four sons including Adam, who learned on his way to ESPN that "it's not about feminine or masculine. It's just, it's sports."
 
Perspective: A messy finish in the semifinals could set up a perfect ending for Virginia men
By grit, by luck, by any basketball means necessary, the Cavaliers survived another game to reach the national championship for the first time in team history.
 
American troops moved out of Libya as violence escalates near capital
The U.N.-backed government in Tripoli vowed to defend the capital against a renegade militia seeking to storm its way into the city.
 
WorldViews | Analysis
Netanyahu said Israel would annex settlements in the West Bank. Palestinians pledge to 'resist.'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks, which many viewed as campaign rhetoric aimed at nationalist voters, came just three days before a tight general election.
 
 
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25 years after genocide, Rwanda honors the dead — but omits a group that was almost wiped out
The Tutsi ethnic group was the main target of the Hutu extremists, but members of a smaller group were killed in greater proportion. 
 
Kidnapped American tourist and her driver have been rescued, Uganda says
The pair were released unharmed five days after they were abducted in the country's Queen Elizabeth National Park, officials said.
 
TV Review
'Killing Eve' resumes its anxiety-fueled story of two women who can't resist one another
Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer are back in BBC America's fast and cleverly complex thriller.
 
Perspective
The beautiful game has an ugly problem: Racism
Soccer's recent incidents in league play and international competition have turned the spotlight back on the matter.
 

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