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A transcript of a congressional interview of the founder of Fusion GPS, the firm that compiled research on candidate Donald Trump, was released by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee. Glenn R. Simpson urged Congress to release his testimony, and Feinstein's move marked a shift in the cooperative relationship she has had with the committee's Republican chairman, Sen. Charles E. Grassley.
Lawmakers in both parties have said they are waiting for the White House to specify its demands before talks on immigration can proceed. But at a bipartisan meeting with lawmakers, the president insisted he would support any deal Congress reaches.
Democrats thought they had struck an unexpected deal with President Trump on DACA, when he said he would support only a "clean" bill. Except he didn't know what "clean" meant.
While some of the new tech ideas showcased at the annual Consumer Electronics Show catch on — think fitness trackers and wireless ear buds — many of them go nowhere. But the pitches are always interesting and often say something about where we're headed in our relationships with technology.
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Rescuers found the bodies throughout Santa Barbara County, with more in danger across the region as a rainstorm sends mud and debris flowing down hills left barren after weeks of fires.
The Switzerland forum has long attracted some of the world's wealthiest financiers, but it is also seen as a posh gathering of the economic elite. The event comes as President Trump faces crucial decisions about his international economic agenda.
The president is said to resent the now-regular chatter on cable television news shows about his mental health, and some of his allies believe his aides haven't pushed back hard enough on questions about Trump's fitness for office.
Christopher A. Wray renewed a call for tech companies to help law enforcement officials gain access to encrypted smartphones. He said the bureau was unable to open the content on nearly 8,000 devices in fiscal 2017, despite having warrants from judges.
People like Kerry McBride have become the hidden casualties — consumed by worry and frustration, unable to get relatives to come inside from the cold and dreading the phone call that tells them that their sons or daughters or spouses have died on the street.
Senate Democrats led by Edward J. Markey have now amassed 40 co-sponsors for a congressional measure that, if successful, would invalidate the Federal Communications Commission's recent vote.
Arpaio, who was pardoned by President Trump last fall after being convicted of criminal contempt, plans to run in this year's GOP primary to replace Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.).
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