Attorney General William P. Barr spent the day reviewing special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s report but does not plan to release the conclusions on Saturday, a senior Justice Department official said.
Nearly every organization Donald Trump has run in the last decade remains under investigation by state or federal authorities.
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Calls grow for a possible second referendum on whether Britain should leave the European Union.
Calling President Trump "ham-handed" in his management of foreign policy, Democrats see the Yemen war as the latest opportunity to challenge his unorthodox approach.
As the middle generation has been hollowed out by the abuse of opioids, the oldest generation has become increasingly responsible for their grandkids, experts say.
At its peak, the extremist group controlled a stretch of Syria and Iraq that was almost the size of Britain. The group had challenged international borders and drew foot soldiers from around the world.
The United Nations has elevated its emergency level to be on par with war-torn Yemen.
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The case is an example of how the Trump administration’s attempts to end DACA have confused recipients, their families, government agencies and employers.
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