July 2019

Justice Dept. Warns Mueller to Stay in ‘Boundaries’ of His Report

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department sought on Monday to tightly hem in this week’s congressional testimony by the former special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, telling him in a letter that he “must remain within the boundaries” of the public version of his report on the Russia investigation. The department also told Mr. Mueller that […]

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Leonardo DiCaprio: Russians beg star to #SaveBaikal

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Oscar-winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio is also an environmental activist Fans of Leonardo DiCaprio might be justly confused after reading the comments on his Instagram account. The star’s social media pages have been overrun by thousands of comments in Cyrillic text urging the star to “do his part for Lake

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Trump meets with chipmakers on Huawei, other economic issues

President Donald Trump met with executives from several of the nation’s leading chip and computer part makers Monday and discussed restrictions his administration has imposed on the sale of components to Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, the White House said. Huawei is embroiled in a trade dispute between China and the U.S. The Trump administration in

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Trump Administration to Expand Fast-Tracked Deportations Across the U.S.

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration said on Monday that it would speed the deportations of undocumented immigrants who cannot prove they have been in the United States for more than two years, allowing federal agents to arrest and deport more people without a hearing before a judge. Critics warned that the new rule, set to

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The Latest: Navajo Nation wants feds to address opioid risk

The Latest on a federal audit that found U.S. government hospitals put Native Americans at risk of opioid abuse (all times local): 1:05 p.m. Navajo Nation leaders are troubled by a federal audit that found government hospitals have put Native American patients more at risk for opioid abuse and overdoses. President Jonathan Nez, who leads

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How Japan’s trade row with South Korea could hit tech supplies

Image copyright Getty Images A trade spat between Japan and South Korea threatens to spill beyond their borders, posing potential risks to consumer electronics supplies around the world. The row stems from export restrictions Tokyo imposed on certain industrial materials that Seoul needs to make semiconductors and display screens. Japan has also warned tougher trade

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