An executive order gave the the attorney general broad authority to disclose classified intelligence.
The judge said those challenging the president’s actions had a good chance of prevailing on their claims that the administration is acting illegally in shifting money from other programs to pay for the wall.
Four British prime ministers have been evicted after tangling with the European Union. The next one might be forced to take a leap into a chaotic, no-deal exit from the bloc, analysts say.
Pam Benfante, 54, sits in the RV she keeps parked in Berkeley, Calif. (Rachel Bujalski for The Post)
Tom Valledao in his RV on Eighth Street in Berkeley, Calif. (Rachel Bujalski for The Post)
Tom Valledao makes dinner outside his RV in Berkeley. (Rachel Bujalski for The Post)
RVs are parked along a Berkeley street. (Rachel Bujalski for The Post)
Amid a surge in homelessness, businesses and residents complained about recreational vehicles’ blighting of city streets. The outcry over the ban was instant.
Tensions over Iran and a deadlock over North Korea are among the issues President Trump will discuss with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
An agent for outfielder Yoenis Cespedes set off a probe after a bribe attempt, according to court testimony. (AP)
The newly expanded probe is at least the third major federal investigation focused on the trafficking of Cuban players in recent years.
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