House committee moves to obtain records from 60 Trump aides
Rep. Jerrold Nadler says the House Judiciary Committee will seek documents from more than 60 Trump administration figures and associates, including Donald Trump Jr and Allen Weisselberg, as part of the expanding Russia inquiry. He asserts obstruction of justice, defends pursuing abuses of power and says no impeachment decision is yet made.
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SpaceX Crew Dragon docks at space station
SpaceX's Dragon capsule linked with the International Space Station autonomously delaying the need for a robotic arm. The mission marks the first American human rated craft to reach the station in eight years and paves the way for NASA astronauts possibly flying on American rockets this summer. Ripley the mannequin rode aboard the capsule during the test, while SpaceX and Boeing prepare the next generation rockets.
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Senator Rand Paul joins GOP in blocking border wall emergency
Senator Rand Paul Ohio Kentucky Republican Rand Paul vows to oppose President Trump’s national emergency declaration for the border wall. He says Congress must authorize spending, not cede executive power. The stance aligns with Susan Collins Lisa Murkowski and Thom Tillis as GOP resistance grows. The disapproval measure passed the House and faces a Senate vote amid pressure from Trump and his base.
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Wage gap in ENC tied to education and bias across sectors
Coastal Carolina instructor says multiple factors drive the wage gap in Eastern North Carolina. Studies show discrimination, field gender norms, and education levels affect pay. Onslow and Carteret counties display wide gaps, with state data averaging 80.9 percent. Government and defense employ more women in some areas, while retail dominates others. calls exist for wage data transparency to boost awareness and progress.
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