Man pleads guilty in Chapel Hill triple murder case
Craig Stephen Hicks, 50, admitted three counts of first degree murder for killing Deah Barakat Yusor Abu Salha and Razan Abu Salha in a Chapel Hill condo. Prosecutors showed a cellphone video as relatives wept and a suspect faced the judge in Durham courtroom. Hicks accepted three consecutive life sentences without parole and 64 to 89 months for discharging a gun into a building.
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House panel backs contempt vote in census dispute
The House Oversight Committee voted 24 15 to advance contempt measures against Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross for failing to provide documents tied to the 2020 census citizenship question. The move shifts to the full House with possible court action to enforce subpoenas.
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Hicks to testify in closed Senate Judiciary interview
Former White House communications chief Hope Hicks will appear for a closed door interview before the House Judiciary Committee on June 19 as part of its probe into Mueller's report and obstruction. Hicks was a key Mueller witness and helped recount details about the Trump Tower meeting and other episodes.
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President Signals Openness To Foreign Dirt On Rivals
President Donald Trump said he would listen to dirt offered by a foreign power about his 2020 opponent, insisting there is nothing wrong with listening. He cited past inquiries and said he never needed foreign information, while Mueller noted no proven conspiracy.
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