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Trump: ‘I’m Not Surprised’ at Pelosi’s State of the Union Stance

President Trump responded to Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s most recent letter that said she would not pass a resolution to let him make his State of the Union address until the government has reopened.

Overlooked No More: Mabel Stark, Fearless Tiger Trainer

Stark was one of the most celebrated animal trainers in a field dominated by men. She performed with tigers until she was nearly 80, then took her own life when she was separated from them.

Corporate Chiefs Look Past Economic Risks and Pin Hopes on Trump for Trade Deal

Executives are playing down the threats posed by a trade war and other headwinds, much as they dismissed the possibility of a government shutdown right before it started.

Tech We’re Using: He Reported on Facebook. Now He Approaches It With Caution.

Nick Confessore, an investigative reporter who has written about social media and data privacy, has changed his tech habits after what he has learned.

Michael Cohen Indefinitely Postpones Testimony to Congress

Mr. Cohen’s lawyer cited verbal attacks by President Trump as his reason for bowing out of the hearing, which was to be a marquee moment in Democrats’ plan to showcase their oversight of Mr. Trump.

House Democrats Increase Border Offer to $5.7 Billion, if Government Opens

Democratic leaders said they were prepared to match the amount requested by President Trump, but only if the money was used for security measures like drones and refitted ports of entry — not a wall.

Buttigieg: I’ll Be Bolder as an Underdog in 2020

Pete Buttigieg, the Democratic mayor of South Bend, Ind., announced his bid for the White House on Wednesday. He said his position as a less established candidate will enable him to bring “different ideas” to the table.

Trump Tells Pelosi He Will Deliver State of the Union, and on Capitol Hill

The president’s letter is the latest move in a game of brinkmanship between the two over the address amid the partial government shutdown.

White Supremacist Pleads Guilty to Killing Black Man in New York to Start a ‘Race War’

James Harris Jackson said he fatally stabbed Timothy Caughman as practice for a terror campaign against blacks who date whites.

Nurse Charged With Sexual Assault of Woman in Vegetative State Who Gave Birth, Police Say

The Phoenix Police Department said that DNA taken from Nathan Sutherland, 36, a nurse at Hacienda HealthCare, matched that of a boy who was born in December.

Sheila Jackson Lee Leaves 2 Posts After Aide Says She Was Fired for Reporting Sexual Assault

Representative Sheila Jackson Lee will resign as chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation after a former aide said she was fired for pursuing a sexual assault case against a supervisor.

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