Tuesday's Headlines: GOP lawmakers discuss vote to stop Trump’s tariffs on Mexico
Judge rejects House suit to block transfer of billions of dollars for border wall; House plans antitrust probe of Facebook, Google and other technology giants
Democracy Dies in Darkness
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The vote, which would be Republicans' most dramatic act of defiance since President Trump took office, could also block billions in border wall funding.
By Erica Werner, Seung Min Kim and Damian Paletta · Read more
The investigation would put Silicon Valley's business practices on public display at a time when Republicans and Democrats are in rare agreement that the tech giants have been unregulated for too long.
Conversations about what their parents post have become a nearly ubiquitous rite of passage for the children as they consider what they want their online presence to look like, and who has the right to define it.
Instead, President Trump spent the day tending to critics on Twitter, calling the mayor of London a "stone cold loser." The two leading faces of Brexit have not yet been invited to meet with Trump.
In a major victory for the government, a federal judge ruled against a Florida-based firm whose treatments have blinded at least four patients. The decision is expected to send a chill through the booming industry.
The boy, identified only as Landen, survived the 40-foot fall at Minnesota's Mall of America but suffered massive head trauma and fractured bones in his arms and legs.
One YouTuber spent much of his adult life wrestling with the criminal justice system — the result, he says, of a drug addiction. Now making videos is his full-time job, netting him a six-figure income.
The hotel's majority investor said old financial records show the Trump Organization underreported employee salaries and failed to pay taxes on management fees.
The email, submitted by a city employee in the hours before he shot and killed 12 people, did not foreshadow the violence to come. Officials released the letter as investigators try to determine a motive for the nation's worst mass shooting this year.
By Michael Miller, Ian Shapira and Julie Zauzmer · Read more
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