Growing number of Republicans struggle to defend Trump on G-7 choice, Ukraine and Syria
One Republican, Rep. Francis Rooney of Florida, compared the situation to Watergate and did not rule out voting to impeach President Trump.
In admitting then denying quid pro quo, Mulvaney turns harsh spotlight on himself
GOP officials said the acting White House chief of staff did more to harm the president’s defense than administration officials testifying to Congress.
Giuliani pressed for a visa for a former Ukrainian official. The State Dept. said no.
Senior State Department officials denied the visa for the former prosecutor on corruption grounds.
Parliament debates Brexit in historic session as protesters march in London
Pro-Brexit and anti-Brexit demonstrators argue outside Parliament. (Reuters)
Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks to the House of Commons. (Getty Images)
EU supporters march in London. (Reuters)
Prime Minister Boris Johnson could get his “meaningful vote” on his new deal. Or clever lawmakers could force him to ask the Europeans for another delay.
State Dept. probe of Clinton emails finds no deliberate mishandling of classified information
Investigators found 38 current or former employees “culpable” of violating security procedures — none involving material that had been marked classified.
Trump awards a massive government contract – to himself
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The messages, between two top pilots, were about an automated feature that investigators say repeatedly forced down the noses of planes that crashed in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
Analysis
President Trump has had lots of contradictory things to say about the Kurds, who until just two weeks ago were allied with the United States in northeastern Syria.
Trudeau’s Liberals are locked in a tight race with Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives as Canadians head to the polls Monday.
Junio Alvarez, 25, left, and Wilfer Mejiat, 21, search for diamonds and gold at the edge of Canaima National Park in May.
A windowless station wagon serves as a bus in a neighborhood in Maracaibo.
Miguel Blanco, 26, suffers from hydrocephalus, a severe but treatable neurological condition, as well as malnutrition.
A fisherman, covered in oil, exits Lake Maracaibo along the polluted shores of Cabimas, Venezuela.
Outlook
A pristine wilderness is being shredded as desperate people search for gold, and a once-wealthy oil hub is now destitute and polluted.
Analysis
As regional homebuilders consolidated, the decreased competition has led to higher prices and less construction, researchers concluded.
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A Post Travel Destination It started as boxed lunches on commercial flights. It ascended to lavish meals (perhaps French wine paired with a veal entree), even in economy. Now, we're back to where we started.
An economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics explored how people born between 1981 and 1996 fill their days, and how their choices compare with older groups.
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