Evening Edition: U.S. now believes Ukrainian airliner was brought down by Iran
Missile strike on U.S. targets 'did not intend to kill,' says Iranian commander; Analysis: The Trump team's increasingly jumbled case for striking Soleimani ; Analysis: The ghosts of 1979 still haunt U.S. policy toward Iran; Pelosi resists pressure to transmit articles to Senate; What Australia's fires tell us about climate change; Too late to leave: Australia's advice for surviving a bush fire when surrounded; A run for your honey: The surreal lives of political spouses; More Americans are killing themselves at work; Harry and Meghan are quitting the castle, but who's going to pay for the butler?
President Trump was asked about the crash and said: "Somebody could have made a mistake on the other side. ... Not our system. No. It has nothing to do with us."
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"We intended to hit the enemy's military machinery," not to cause casualties, the head of the Revolutionary Guard's Aerospace Force said, in the latest sign that Iran was seeking to avoid further escalation.
The House speaker continued to resist calls Thursday to transmit articles of impeachment to the Senate, reiterating her view that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) must lay out trial rules before she appoints impeachment managers.
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Kate Shuttleworth and Sarah Kaplan on the wildfires ravaging Australia. Colby Itkowitz breaks down how President Trump has reshaped the most important courts in the country. And Jennifer Hassan gives context to Britain's "Megxit."
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Flames are spreading so fast, officials are offering messages of last resort for those unable to evacuate: Shelter in place and prepare to fight the fire.
Behind each of the two dozen announcements from Democratic presidential hopefuls has been a significant other who's had to jump onto the roller coaster, all smiles, too.
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