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Donald Trump Jr. Strikes Deal for ‘Limited’ Interview With Intelligence Committee

An agreement between Donald Trump Jr. and the Senate Intelligence Committee for a “limited” interview appears to have defused tensions among Senate Republicans.

Scrutiny of Russia Investigation Is Said to Be a Review, Not a Criminal Inquiry

The federal prosecutor assigned to the review, John H. Durham, has no subpoena power and cannot compel witnesses to testify.

Russians Hacked Voter Systems in 2 Florida Counties. But Which Ones?

Gov. Ron DeSantis said he was sworn to secrecy by the F.B.I. and cannot publicly reveal which Florida counties were hacked during the 2016 election.

Judge Signals Skepticism About Trump’s Bid to Block Subpoena for Financial Records

An early court test for President Trump’s vow to stonewall all subpoenas could be the start of a long fight over congressional oversight.

Trump’s Tariffs, Once Seen as Leverage, May Be Here to Stay

The president’s latest trade measures have left the United States with the highest tariff rate among the most developed countries, outranking Canada, Germany, Russia and even China.

Republicans Balk at More Tariffs as Trump Mulls More Farm Aid

The agricultural sector continues to feel pain from trade wars.

Biden and Ocasio-Cortez Spar Over Climate Policy in Intraparty Spat

After Ms. Ocasio-Cortez attacked any politician who would take a middle ground approach to the environment, Mr. Biden said she should “look at my record.”

House Panel Investigates Obstruction Claims Against Trump Lawyers

The House Intelligence Committee has opened an inquiry into Michael D. Cohen’s claims that lawyers for President Trump and his family helped shape false testimony.

In her words: Women, Alcohol and Perceived ‘Sexual Availability’

A new study finds that women who drink alcohol in social settings are seen as more “sexually available” and “less human.”

Tim Conway, Beloved Bumbler on ‘The Carol Burnett Show,’ Is Dead at 85

Best known for his long tenure on the comedy-variety show, Mr. Conway was a leading non-leading man and an enduringly popular clown.

Alabama Senate Set to Take Up Bill Effectively Banning Abortion

Alabama lawmakers hope the measure will lead the Supreme Court to reconsider Roe v. Wade, which recognized a constitutional right to end a pregnancy.

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