Evening Edition: Trump sees Supreme Court as ally, sowing doubt about its independence
Victims of the Calif. synagogue shooting: A rabbi, two Israelis and a 'Woman of Valor'; 19-year-old suspect is identified in 'hate crime' near San Diego
The president's tweet on impeachment exacerbates a dilemma facing Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who took the unprecedented step of publicly admonishing President Trump last year.
Lori Kaye, a beloved, dedicated member of the Chabad of Poway congregation since its inception more than 30 years ago was killed in the attack Saturday. The rabbi and the two Israeli nationals survived.
Police said they are questioning a 19-year-old man who turned himself in shortly after the shooting. An apparent manifesto posted online under his name praised the Pittsburgh and New Zealand attacks.
He pushed to end apartheid in South Africa, oust Philippine strongman Ferdinand Marcos and secure the former Soviet Union's weapons of mass destruction.
The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman said Russia's interference was "not just a few Facebook ads," as the White House senior adviser asserted last week.
The dispute centers on whether the House Judiciary Committee's lawyers would be allowed to question William P. Barr after lawmakers do so, congressional aides say.
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The deaths reportedly took place Friday after police approached a building in the eastern coastal town of Sainthamaruthu. On Sunday, security forces continued searches and raids as well as spot checks of vehicles and pedestrians across the country.
Many were quick to point out on Twitter that the president ignored Murray, who is black, while congratulating Bosa, who is white, and calling him a "MAGA fan."
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