Poll says Trump should interview Mueller
A Reuters Ipsos poll shows most Americans think President Trump should agree to an interview with Special Counsel Mueller if asked. Democrats largely want consent. Republicans are divided, amid ongoing talks about possible questions on 2016 campaign coordination with Russia.
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Koko the gorilla dies at 46 at California preserve
The western lowland gorilla Koko died in her sleep at the Gorilla Foundation preserve in Northern California. She was described as the primary ambassador for her endangered species and touched millions as a symbol of interspecies empathy. Separate note reports a U S Embassy staffer in Cuba showing mysterious health symptoms, with 25th employee affected.
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Supreme Court rules SEC in house judge hires unconstitutional
The court held that the SEC hired administrative law judges with in house staff, violating the appointments clause. The ruling affects about 2000 such judges and supports President Trump’s push to limit agency power. Lucia must get a new hearing before properly appointed judges or the commission.
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New York Judge Rules CFPB Structure Unconstitutional
A federal judge in New York ruled the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s structure unconstitutional and blocked suits against a firm funding settlement claimants, while allowing the New York attorney general to continue the RD Legal Funding case. The decision clashes with a Washington appeals court ruling and could reach the Supreme Court if upheld on appeal.
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Antartica bedrock rise may slow sea level rise
An international study reports West Antarctica’s bedrock rising up to 1.61 inches per year as ice melts. The uplift could stabilize the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, potentially reducing future sea level rise and coastal risks worldwide.
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Charles Krauthammer dies at 68 after cancer battle
Pulitzer winner Charles Krauthammer died at 68 after cancer of the small intestine recurred. The Fox News contributor and Washington Post columnist had been paralyzed since 1972 after a pool accident and had recently been sidelined by abdominal tumor surgery. Fox News and colleagues mourned his sharp intellect and guiding voice.
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