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Democrats are asking for six years of President Trump's returns, using a federal law that says the treasury secretary "shall furnish" return information upon the request of House or Senate chairmen. The process is designed to be walled off from White House involvement.
President Trump also blamed President Barack Obama for the chain-link enclosures for underage migrants, widely derided as "cages," that exacerbated a backlash last spring.
The author, himself well into his 70s, discusses the challenges of tackling the world's most arduous job as a septuagenarian, an age when most people struggle with reasoning, memory, multitasking and the ability to learn.
The parents were charged in a second, superseding indictment with conspiring to commit fraud and money laundering in the alleged scheme, which became a symbol of the influence of money on high-stakes college admissions.
The move underscored divisions in the caucus between liberal and more moderate members, as well as the difficulties party leadership faces in finding outcomes acceptable to both groups.
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The action is the first of its kind under Education Secretary Betsy DeVos. The department has investigations underway into the use of race in admissions at Yale and Harvard.
A congressional hearing streamed live on YouTube quickly served to illustrate the problem Silicon Valley faces after anonymous users of the site began posting attacks on the basis of race and religion.
Attorney General William P. Barr also told members of a House panel that he will color-code the information that is redacted to explain why various material is being veiled.
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Toluse Olorunnipa on the staffing turmoil within the Department of Homeland Security. Sarah Pulliam Bailey on likely presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg's faith. Plus, Emily Yahr and Bethonie Butler on "Old Town Road."
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