Washington briefings on FBI source fail to resolve partisan divides
Justice Department and intelligence leaders met with top Republicans and Democrats to discuss the FBI use of a confidential source in the Russia probe. The sessions, which included John Kelly and Emmet Flood, yielded little agreement and sparked questions over attendance and optics.
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Trump signs bill rolling back banking rules
President Trump signed bipartisan legislation easing Dodd-Frank rules aimed at small and medium banks while preserving key pillars like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. He said the move rolls back crippling regulations and praised it as a victory for his deregulatory agenda.
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Trump pardons boxer Jack Johnson in posthumous act
President Trump grants a posthumous pardon to Jack Johnson, the first African American heavyweight champion, citing a need to correct a historical wrong. Johnson was jailed in 1912 for violating the Mann Act with Lucille Cameron, who became his wife, and died in 1946.
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Morgan Freeman apologizes amid harassment accusations
Morgan Freeman issued an apology for making women feel uneasy after a CNN report where eight women alleged harassment or inappropriate remarks. The actor, 80, rejected intent to offend and apologized to anyone who felt uncomfortable. CNN notes 16 people spoke, eight accusing or witnessing misconduct.
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Weinstein to Turn Himself In in Manhattan Facing Charges
Harvey Weinstein is expected to surrender to authorities in Manhattan to face criminal charges. Reports indicate the charges involve allegations from Lucia Evans about an incident in 2004, with details to be announced by officials.
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Forecasters Expect Above Normal 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season
The Climate Prediction Center says the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season may run near normal to above normal in storms and intensity. Forecasters estimate 1 to 4 major hurricanes with winds of 111 mph or more could form as the season opens June 1.
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