Sanders weighs another presidential bid as 2020 looms
U S Senator Bernie Sanders discussed a potential second presidential run on C SPAN while promoting Jeff Weavers book, with Weaver noting Sanders is weighing a future run as he seeks re election to the Senate.
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Fed moves to ease Volcker Rule trading limits
The Federal Reserve initiates rule making to loosen the Volcker Rule for large banks while preserving prohbited proprietary trading. The proposal targets clarity and hedging allowances, with smaller trading ops given fewer mandates, but critics warn of taxpayer risk amid a broader deregulation push.
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Reporter returns from the dead Babchenko stunned Kiev conference
Arkady Babchenko walked into a Kiev news conference alive less than a day after authorities said he was assassinated. Officials revealed the death was staged to foil a Moscow security plot and one arrest was made. Babchenko apologized to his wife for the deception and said his life and others were saved.
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Gowdy says no evidence FBI planted spy in Trump campaign
House Oversight Chair Trey Gowdy says DOJ and FBI briefed him on informant use in the Russia election meddling probe and finds no proof of a spy in Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign. White House presses continue about FBI conduct and McCabe firing.
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North Korea official heads to New York for talks
Kim Yong Chol, a top North Korean aide and vice chairman of the ruling party, travels from Beijing to New York aboard an Air China flight for potential talks with U S officials aimed at salvaging a Kim Trump summit on the nuclear program.
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