Clinton may be ordered to testify in records case
A federal judge indicated Hillary Clinton could be compelled to testify under oath about use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state. The order permits questioning of six current and former State Department staffers including Cheryl Mills, Huma Abedin, Patrick Kennedy, and Bryan Pagliano, who set up the Clintonemail.com server. Pagliano has invoked the Fifth Amendment. The proceedings follow scrutiny by Judicial Watch and ongoing FBI and inspectors general investigations into handling of emails and public records requests from 2009 to 2013. A deposition could occur within eight weeks, with the campaign insisting cooperation and denying wrongdoing.
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Takata air bag recall expands to 69 million inflators nationwide
The government announced a recall expansion adding 35 to 40 million Takata air bag inflators, potentially bringing the total to 69 million. The rollout runs through 2019, prioritizing older cars and hot, humid regions, with 14 manufacturers involved and new automakers Tesla Jaguar Land Rover and Fisher added to the effort.
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Trump clinches GOP nomination race as Kasich exits
Trump ends the chaotic Republican primary after Indiana victory and Kasich quits, leaving Trump as the presumptive nominee. Some GOP leaders vow support while others fear the party's future. Clinton says she is ready for aggressive attacks in the general election.
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NCAA policies clash with LGBT laws affecting spring events
Minnesota State system bans athletic travel to North Carolina over a law opponents say enables LGBT discrimination. St Cloud State, a top Division II baseball team, may skip the Division II World Series in Cary, North Carolina. Governor Dayton says system leaders are reconsidering the ban as a resolution is sought.
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