Giuliani returns to Ukraine, signals apparent disregard for inquiry
Current and former officials in Washington expressed astonishment at how President Trump’s private attorney — apparently on his behalf — seemed to be mocking investigators, if not the very idea that either he or his client should answer any articles of impeachment.
A swing sits in the backyard of Salvador Castillo and Yvette Arroyo’s home next to the Rio Grande levee in Brownsville, Tex.
Yvette Arroyo watches her children play in her backyard.
The levee along the Rio Grande, where the Trump administration wants to build a section of border wall, as seen from a residential property in Brownsville, Tex.
Elvia Carrasco and her dog, Guardian, next to her backyard garden in Brownsville, Tex.
Texans vow to fight Trump’s efforts to take their property for border wall
As the government pushes to accelerate construction of what Trump has promised will be a total of 500 miles of new barrier by the end of 2020, it means more than cutting through desolate desert, ranch lands, shrubby wildlife preserves or old vacant lots. It also means seizing land from working families.
Gunman in fatal Fla. air base shooting was Saudi military student training in U.S., officials say
The FBI is trying to determine whether terrorism was a motive in the shooting, which left three victims dead and eight injured.
PG&E reaches $13.5 billion settlement with California wildfire victims
The massive settlement will cover claims stemming from some of the deadliest and most destructive fires in the state’s history, including the 2018 Camp Fire and the 2017 Tubbs Fire.
Congress, White House near deal on Space Force and paid parental leave for federal workers
The sweeping agreement would afford 12 weeks of paid parental leave in exchange for establishing a sixth branch of the military, according to people with knowledge of the tentative deal.
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Iran’s foreign minister says a detained Princeton graduate student will be exchanged for an Iranian scientist held by the the U.S., marking a potential breakthrough between Tehran and Washington after months of tensions.
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Frank Ordonez, 27, died after two gunmen commandeered his delivery truck and exchanged gunfire with police on a highway in the Miami area.
The weakened 737 components could result in “injury to aircraft occupants and/or preventing continued safe flight and landing,” the FAA said.
Only two of the past 22 title games have resulted in upsets. If that holds this weekend, it could leach some drama from the games that will help determine the College Football Playoff field.
The former ambassador to the United Nations was the South Carolina governor when the state removed the divisive symbol from the statehouse after the mass slaughter of African American parishioners in 2015.
The Trump administration had planned for next week the federal government’s first executions since 2003, but death row inmates have challenged a new lethal-injection protocol.
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